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Pferdetherapie Friederike Bathe

Gnarrenburg, Germany

Friederike Bathe runs an equine therapy practice in Gnarrenburg in the Elbe-Weser region. Her work combines hoof orthopaedics, equine osteopathy, physiotherapeutic training and feeding advice, and she treats causes rather than symptoms. Positive-reinforcement training is used to build what she calls movement-competent, self-confident horses. Rehabilitation horses can stay on site, and she runs courses for owners who want to carry the work on themselves.

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Hof Ehrichs

Gnarrenburg, Germany

Hof Ehrichs in Gnarrenburg is the base for Ann-Christin Ehrichs's horse-assisted coaching (pferdegestütztes Coaching), where the horses give unfiltered feedback that helps clients shift perspective. Individual coaching sessions are the core offering, with retreats held on selected dates. Two holiday apartments on the farm, "Nord" and "Süd", accommodate guests attending. The property sits in open countryside with walking routes directly from the door.

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Pferdeosteopathie und Hundeosteopathie - Nele Niesse

Gleichen, Germany

Nele Niesse runs an osteopathy practice for horses and dogs at Gleichen-Reinhausen near Göttingen. She is a DIPO-certified equine osteopath and HOP-certified canine osteopath, and treats both species with manual osteopathic techniques. Dry needling is offered alongside osteopathy for horses and dogs alike. Her published guidance explains when treatment is worthwhile and how a session runs, and prices are listed openly on the site.

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Tierärztliche Praxis für Akupunktur am Pferd

Gleichen, Germany

Tierärztliche Praxis für Akupunktur am Pferd is run by Dr. med. vet. Johanna Schmidt from Klostergut 1 in Gleichen near Göttingen and works exclusively with horses. The practice uses acupuncture both to treat chronic conditions and as a preventive health measure, taking the view that nearly any horse can benefit rather than limiting the method to pain management. Each horse is assessed as a whole before the acupuncture points are chosen, and the vet deliberately allows plenty of time for handling and examination. Dr. Schmidt qualified in veterinary medicine in Berlin and Gießen and spent fifteen years working in equine clinics and practices before founding her own.

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Reitkunst Göttingen

Gleichen, Germany

Reitkunst Göttingen is the training practice of Denise Titze near Göttingen, combining classical riding art (Reitkunst) with the TTEAM and TTOUCH methods and Feldenkrais body awareness. Her teaching centres on body-conscious learning for both rider and horse, working from the principle that horses and people learn better without stress. Lessons cover ridden work as well as groundwork, lunging and in-hand work, with an emphasis on clear, consistent aids. TTOUCH bodywork sessions are offered for horses and also for dogs. She teaches individuals and runs courses, focusing on realistic goals, improved self-perception and attention to detail.

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Pferdetherapie Nele Fleck

Glandorf, Germany

Pferdetherapie Nele Fleck is an equine therapy practice in Warendorf specialising in osteopathy for horses. Nele Fleck works as a Pferdeosteopathin using hands-on techniques to release blockages and activate the horse's own healing capacity, complemented by acupuncture. Each horse is assessed and treated individually rather than to a fixed protocol. She works in close cooperation with veterinarians and other therapists so that treatment fits into the horse's overall care.

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Osteopathie für Pferde - Simone Kemper

Glandorf, Germany

Simone Kemper runs a mobile osteopathy and physiotherapy practice for horses from Glandorf in Lower Saxony. Treatment targets joint blockages, muscular tension and restricted movement, with the aim of restoring mobility and quality of gait. The service range covers structural osteopathy, fascia therapy, dry needling, kinesiology taping and physiotherapy. Owners are also supported with therapeutic training so that rehabilitation continues between appointments.

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Horseairium

Gilten, Germany

HorseAirium supplies inhalation systems for horses, aimed at coughing and other respiratory complaints. The equipment is designed to be fitted into existing stables with minimal building work and comes in several configurations to suit different yards. The company also operates a salt centre (Solezentrum) where horses can be treated on a four-week programme. Yards can join the network as partners under exclusive territories across Germany, and consumables and accessories are sold through an associated online shop.

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Pferdeosteopathie 4H Johanna Heppner

Gifhorn, Germany

4H – Human and Horse is the mobile practice of Johanna Heppner, offering holistic therapy for horses and their riders. She works as an equine osteopath and, on the human side, as a physiotherapist, treating rider and horse as one system. Appointments are carried out at the client's own yard within roughly 50 km of Braunschweig, so the horse is treated in familiar surroundings. Treatment is planned individually for each horse and rider pairing.

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Pferdeosteopathie Saskia Jungermann

Gifhorn, Germany

Saskia Jungermann, M.Sc., is an equine osteopath based at Gifhorn in Lower Saxony. Her practice treats horses with manual therapy, combining osteopathic work with trigger- and stress-point massage, dry needling, manual lymph drainage, electrotherapy and leech therapy. She travels to the horse rather than the other way round. The regular catchment covers the greater Hannover area together with Braunschweig, Wolfsburg, Gifhorn, Celle and Walsrode.

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Tschukkis Pferdeosteopathie

Gifhorn, Germany

Tschukkis Pferdeosteopathie is a mobile equine osteopathy practice based at Ribbesbüttel in the Gifhorn district of Lower Saxony. Treatment begins with gait analysis and palpation to locate muscular and fascial restrictions, followed by manual release and limb mobilisation to break painful movement patterns. Appointments are offered as a 90-minute first treatment, shorter follow-ups within six weeks, and standalone massage sessions, with reduced rates for horses aged 25 and over. Problem-horse consultations combine hands-on work with training and management recommendations.

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Tierärztliche Praxis für Akupunktur und Chiropraktik Dr. med. vet. Natascha Keunecke

Gifhorn, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Natascha Keunecke runs a veterinary practice in Gifhorn devoted to acupuncture and animal chiropractic, treating horses among her patients. Alongside acupuncture she works with Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese herbal preparations, and is certified in chiropractic by several international academies. Her further techniques include myofascial release, applied kinesiology and craniosacral therapy. All of this is offered as a complement to conventional veterinary medicine, and appointments are made by telephone only.

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Tierarztpraxis für Chiropraktik Dr. med. vet. Inken Hilgenstock

Gifhorn, Germany

Dr. Inken Hilgenstock runs a veterinary chiropractic practice based in Gifhorn, Lower Saxony. Horses are treated by a mobile service covering the Gifhorn, Braunschweig, Wolfsburg, Brome, Groß Oesingen and Uetze areas, while dogs and cats are seen at the Celler Straße premises. The work centres on veterinary chiropractic for horses and dogs, supported by physical therapies. Appointments are arranged by telephone on weekday mornings.

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Dr. met. vet. Tanja Tesch Tierarzt

Gifhorn, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Tanja Tesch runs vet4motion, a mobile equine veterinary practice based in Gifhorn and covering the Braunschweig and Wolfsburg area. The practice concentrates on complementary and manual medicine for horses, offering osteopathy, acupuncture, taping and leech therapy alongside conventional veterinary care. Equine dental treatment is also part of the service. Typical cases are lameness, neck and back problems and irregular gait, worked up holistically rather than symptom by symptom.

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DR. SANDRA RUZICKA

Giesen, Germany

Dr. Sandra Ruzicka teaches an integrative approach to horse training and rehabilitation that brings together functional anatomy, learning theory and body work. She helps owners trace behavioural and physical problems back to their root cause instead of treating isolated symptoms, and works across all riding disciplines. Her services include on-site intensive sessions, online movement analysis, practical courses and ongoing online instruction, plus lectures and clinics for event organisers. She also runs a two-year certification programme for integrative movement therapists and has published books on the subject.

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Johanna 4 Care

Gieboldehausen, Germany

Johanna 4 Care is the equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice of Johanna Kresse in Gieboldehausen, southern Lower Saxony. She treats horses with gentle manual techniques, working the whole animal rather than an isolated symptom. Alongside treatment she looks at the interaction of horse, rider and saddle, advising on rider position and biomechanics so that the results of a session hold up under saddle. The practice runs under the strapline CARE 4 your horse / FIT 4 two.

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Praxis für Pferdeosteopathie Karsten Gemmeker

Georgsdorf, Germany

Karsten Gemmeker runs a mobile equine osteopathy practice from Georgsdorf in the Emsland, travelling to clients across Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Equine osteopathy is used here to find and release movement restrictions and functional problems in the horse's body without medication. The toolkit combines osteopathic manipulation, acupuncture massage after Penzel, soft-tissue work and passive techniques, and he treats dogs as well as horses. He works in cooperation with veterinarians, farriers and trainers rather than in isolation.

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Tierheilpraxis Köhlen

Geestland, Germany

Tierheilpraxis Köhlen is run by Andrea Albers-Mittag in Geestland-Köhlen and treats horses, dogs, cats and farm livestock. Her methods include kinesiotherapy, bioresonance, phytotherapy, mycotherapy, Bach flowers, homeopathy and biochemistry, autohaemotherapy and nutritional counselling. The practice states plainly that these alternative methods are neither scientifically proven nor recognised by conventional medicine. Appointments are arranged by telephone.

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Tierosteopathie, Tierphysiotherapie & Tiernaturheilkunde Julia Werwe

Geestland, Germany

Julia Werwe runs an animal osteopathy, physiotherapy and naturopathy practice in Geestland treating horses, dogs and cats. She combines osteopathy and physiotherapy with naturopathic methods including phytotherapy, acupuncture and bioresonance. The practice is equipped with a water treadmill with swimming function, bioresonance and laser devices, electrotherapy, magnetic field therapy and therapeutic ultrasound. Alongside treatment she draws up therapy and training plans, works on pain management and advises on preventive health care.

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Visionäre Pferdeosteopathie (VPO) Katrin von Holten

Geestland, Germany

Visionäre Pferdeosteopathie is the equine osteopathy practice of Katrin von Holten, based in Geestland in Lower Saxony. She works hands-on with horses to release trauma-related tension held in the nervous system, fascia and organs, with the aim of bringing a horse out of survival mode and back into balance. The treatment range combines classical equine osteopathy with craniosacral therapy, energetic bodywork along meridians and chakras, and leech therapy. Treatments are carried out at the yard where the horse lives, across the Geestland and Cuxhaven region.

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Reit- und Therapiezentrum Gaby Köser

Geestland, Germany

Reit- und Therapiezentrum Gaby Köser is an equestrian and therapy centre at Spadener Weg in the Debstedt district of Geestland, Lower Saxony. It offers hippotherapy alongside riding instruction on the centre's own horses. Gaby Köser also provides physiotherapy and osteopathy for horses and dogs at the centre. The business is run in tandem with her physiotherapy and naturopathy practice in nearby Bremerhaven.

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Tierärztliche Praxis für Chiropraktik Carmen Spielvogel

Geeste, Germany

Carmen Spielvogel is a veterinarian running a chiropractic practice in Geeste in the Emsland, working with horses and dogs. For horses she treats blockages arising from falls and accidents, lameness, poorly fitting saddles, deficient hoof care or shoeing, the demands of competition, and age. Her veterinary training and practice experience let her judge whether chiropractic alone is the right approach or whether other treatment is needed first. She visits by appointment and is happy to advise by telephone beforehand.

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Glückshufe

Geeste, Germany

Erlebnishof Glückshufe is an experiential farm in Geeste-Dalum in the Emsland, built around horses, ponies and other farm animals. Stefanie Brandenburg works with the tools of riding pedagogy, therapeutic riding and animal-assisted support to help children and adults build confidence, trust and resilience. Programmes include mother-and-child sessions, anti-bullying and resilience training, and projects for school classes and kindergarten groups. Holiday programmes and farm experience days round out the offering, and children with additional needs and adults with disabilities are explicitly welcome.

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Pferdeosteopathie Rieke Peters

Garbsen, Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Rieke Peters is a travelling equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice working out of Seelze in the Hannover region. Rieke Peters brings fifteen years of human physiotherapy behind eleven years of treating animals, and visits horses at their own yards across the surrounding towns. Treatment combines osteopathic technique with physiotherapy to address restrictions in movement, and dogs are treated as well. Appointments are arranged directly; the practice is currently on a break for parental leave.