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Cliniche veterinarie

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Tierärztliche Chiropraktik Sophia Brunnbauer

Kirchlinteln, Germany

Sophia Brunnbauer is a licensed veterinarian and IAVC-certified animal chiropractor running a mobile equine chiropractic practice based in Verden (Aller), covering the Verden district and the wider Bremen region of Lower Saxony. She treats horses of every age and discipline, combining veterinary diagnostics with gentle, targeted manual adjustment of the spine and joints. A first appointment includes a full gait analysis, palpation and joint-mobility assessment before treatment, with follow-up and preventive sessions offered thereafter. Saddle and bridle fitting advice as well as feeding consultations are available on request.

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Tierarztpraxis Dr. Janne Köster

Kirchlinteln, Germany

Dr. Janne Köster runs an equine veterinary practice based in Bendingbostel, part of Kirchlinteln in the Verden district of Lower Saxony. Her declared focus is equine orthopaedics. The practice is reached directly by mobile phone for appointments and enquiries. Its website is currently a placeholder while a full site is prepared, so the service list published here is deliberately limited to what the practice itself states.

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Pferdeklinik Dr. Steffen Gremmes

Jühnde, Germany

Dr. Steffen Gremmes runs a dedicated equine clinic in Jühnde near Göttingen, backed by a separate small-animal practice in Rosdorf. The clinic performs a wide range of surgery under standing sedation or general anaesthesia, including arthroscopy, fracture repair and tumour removal, and carries out a large volume of pre-purchase examinations each year with radiography, airway endoscopy, ultrasound and blood work. Orthopaedic work covers lameness investigation with diagnostic anaesthesia, joint injections, shockwave therapy, chiropractic and laminitis hoof care. Further services include internal medicine and ophthalmology, gynaecology and artificial insemination, intensive foal care, and equine dentistry, plus a 24-hour ambulatory emergency service.

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Dr. Arndt Fischer Tierarzt

Jameln, Germany

Praxis für Groß- und Kleintiere Dr. Fischer is a mixed veterinary practice at Breselenz in the Wendland, established in 1962 and treating horses, farm livestock and small animals. Equine work covers dental care, osteopathy and physiotherapy alongside general medicine. The practice runs in-house diagnostics including blood analysis, ultrasound, digital radiography and endoscopy, and has its own surgical facilities and inpatient care for small animals. Complementary treatments such as acupuncture, laser therapy and magnetic-field therapy are also offered. Livestock clients are supported with both individual and whole-herd treatment.

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Tierheilpraxis Andrea Ceglowski-Weber

Jade, Germany

Andrea Ceglowski-Weber is a qualified veterinarian running a naturopathic animal practice in Jade, trading as Zentrum für Bioresonanz. The practice treats horses, dogs and cats using bioresonance therapy combined with classical natural medicine. Treatments on offer include homeopathy, Bach flower remedies, mycotherapy, acupuncture and Chinese medicine, alongside allergy and tumour support, behavioural advice, geriatric care and end-of-life support. The approach combines conventional veterinary training with complementary methods and places weight on supporting the owner as well as the animal.

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Tiergesundheitszentrum Isernhagen

Isernhagen, Germany

Tiergesundheitszentrum Isernhagen is a veterinary centre near Hannover treating both horses and small animals. Its equine department covers orthopaedics, dentistry, internal medicine, cardiology and reproduction, with digital radiography, scintigraphy, endoscopy, ultrasound and Lameness Locator gait analysis, plus shock-wave therapy and ACP/IRAP injections. Horses can be admitted to a stationary ward with large boxes, some with paddocks and laminitis-suitable flooring, and a mobile field practice brings radiography, ultrasound and dentistry to the yard. The clinic has veterinarily supervised the Hannover gallop racecourse for over forty years and offers pre-purchase examinations. Emergency cover for horses runs around the clock.

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Tierarztpraxis im Friesenhof

Ihlow, Germany

Tierarztpraxis im Friesenhof works from a historic East Frisian farmhouse in Ihlow and runs separate small-animal and large-animal services. The large-animal side is mostly a mobile practice, visiting horses, cattle and sheep on their own yards. Equine work includes dental treatment and pre-purchase examinations with radiographs for breeding and sport horses. The small-animal clinic offers surgery including TPLO, cardiac ultrasound and general consultations, and an emergency line covers large-animal calls.

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Pferdepraxis am Wattenmeer

Ihlienworth, Germany

Pferdepraxis am Wattenmeer is an ambulatory equine veterinary practice run by Dr. Janina Lühr and Dr. Maike Drevin from Geestland in the Cuxhaven district. The team travels to yards across the Wadden Sea region and the surrounding area for routine and diagnostic work. Appointments are made by arrangement during normal hours, and the practice runs an out-of-hours emergency service for horses. Several vets and assistants share the on-call rota so cover is available across the catchment.

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Dr.med.vet. Lars Holzhausen Tierarzt

Husum, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Dr. Holzhausen is a mixed large- and small-animal practice at Linsburg in the Nienburg/Weser district, led by Dr. Lars Holzhausen. Equine work includes ambulatory examination and treatment at the yard, vaccinations, blood sampling, pregnancy checks, dental treatment, equine passports and pre-purchase examinations. The large-animal side also covers herd health management for cattle and pigs, farmed deer, meat inspection, trichina sampling for wild boar and the licensed nationwide use of a tranquiliser rifle. An in-house laboratory supports diagnostics, and the practice refers on to specialists when a case goes beyond its own scope. The small-animal clinic handles routine and preventive care, with an out-of-hours emergency number.

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Dr.med.vet. Frank N. Stickan Tierarzt

Hude (Oldenburg), Germany

Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Neuenwege is a joint veterinary practice at Hude in Oldenburg, founded and run by Dr. Frank Stickan and Dr. Petra Stickan-Kemper. Dr. Stickan is a board-certified specialist veterinarian for horses, and the equine practice is one of the three pillars of the business alongside farm-animal and small-animal work. Horses are looked after with instrument-supported diagnostics and treatment, and operations are also carried out in the practice own modern facilities on site. The farm-animal side runs an ambulatory emergency service with round-the-clock cover for livestock holdings. The practice asks that all contact, including appointments for both large and small animals, be made by telephone rather than by email.

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Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Blohm/Dieterich

Hohnstorf (Elbe), Germany

Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Blohm/Dieterich is a mixed veterinary practice in Hohnstorf on the Elbe, run jointly by Dr. Gitta Blohm and Dr. Jens Dieterich. The practice looks after horses alongside farm livestock and small animals, working both from the surgery and on ambulatory visits to yards and farms in the area. Equine patients are seen for routine and acute care as part of the large-animal side of the practice. Consultations are arranged by telephone appointment.

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Tierarztpraxis Hohne, Dr. Susanne Püttmann & Dr. Stefanie Huthmann

Hohne, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Hohne has been run by Dr. Susanne Püttmann and Dr. Stefanie Huthmann since 2017, working from a modern barrier-free building near Lachendorf. Alongside small-animal consultations the practice runs an ambulatory service that looks after horses, dairy and beef cattle, sheep, goats and the occasional hobby pig. A separate large-animal surgical suite supports procedures that cannot be done on the yard. The practice keeps its own veterinary pharmacy for medicines, wormers and stock vaccinations, and offers complementary therapies alongside conventional treatment.

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Tierarztpraxis Hohenhameln

Hohenhameln, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Hohenhameln has served the Peine district since 2006 and treats both horses and small animals. The equine side covers preventive care, lameness work-ups, dentistry, ophthalmology, gynaecology, surgery and emergency colic treatment, supported by ultrasound, laboratory work, X-ray and bronchoscopy. Complementary therapies including chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy are offered for horses alongside conventional medicine. A 24-hour emergency service covers equine patients, and the practice keeps extended weekday hours with weekend appointments on request.

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Pferdepraxis Bierbergen Dr. Jacobs & Partner

Hohenhameln, Germany

Pferdepraxis Bierbergen is an equine veterinary practice in Bierbergen, Lower Saxony, trading as Dr. Jacobs und Partner under owner Michael Decker. The team works ambulatory across a 30 to 40 km radius and also treats horses on site, including inpatient stays. Services span lameness diagnostics, internal and digestive medicine, surgery and foaling assistance. Several vets share an emergency line so cover is available outside normal hours.

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VETDOC-HIMMELPFORTEN

Himmelpforten, Germany

Vetdoc Himmelpforten is a mixed veterinary practice in Himmelpforten in the Stade district, run as a partnership by Dr Detlef Wilfarth and Dr Ali Jafarzadeh with more than thirty years of practice behind it. The team treats companion animals alongside farm stock — cattle, sheep, goats, poultry, pigeons and horses. Services span consultations, vaccinations and health checks, treatment of illness and injury, pre-purchase advice and surgery. Appointments are arranged by phone during consulting hours.

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Dr. med. vet. Ute Körner, Tierärztlichen Praxis für Chiropraktik

Hildesheim, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Ute Körner runs a veterinary chiropractic practice based in Hildesheim, Lower Saxony. She combines veterinary training with certified chiropractic technique to find and release vertebral blockages that restrict a horse's movement. Treatment aims to restore spinal mobility and support nervous-system function, with follow-up and preventive sessions available. Alongside horses she also treats dogs and cats.

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Kleintierpraxis im alten Bahnhof

Hessisch Oldendorf, Germany

Kleintierpraxis im alten Bahnhof is a veterinary practice in Hessisch Oldendorf, Lower Saxony, led by Dr. Anke Schilling and Dr. Barbara Glatz-Vinke. Alongside its small-animal and reptile medicine work, the practice runs a dedicated equine service built around holistic pain therapy and rehabilitation for horses. Horses are treated for lameness, rideability and perception problems, and musculoskeletal complaints using chiropractic, acupuncture and TCM, gold implantation, laser therapy and leech therapy. The practice is equipped with digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, ECG and an in-house laboratory. Dermatology, dentistry and holistic medicine round out the small-animal side of the clinic.

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Großtierarztpraxis Sonnental

Hessisch Oldendorf, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Sonnental is a large-animal veterinary practice based in Hessisch Oldendorf in the Weser uplands of Lower Saxony. Founded in 2016 by Kirsten Döffinger, it continues the work of the former Dr. Schmitz practice in the area. The practice works exclusively as an ambulatory service, visiting horses and cattle at their own yards and farms rather than treating on site. Appointments are arranged by phone, with morning and afternoon calling rounds on weekdays.

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MH-Pferdepraxis

Hessisch Oldendorf, Germany

MH-Pferdepraxis is an equine veterinary practice run by Martin Helweg from Hessisch Oldendorf, working both as an ambulatory service across the Hameln-Pyrmont region and from a fixed clinic. The practice covers emergencies around the clock, including colic and acute injury, and carries out clinical and radiological pre-purchase examinations. Lameness work is supported by radiography, ultrasound, joint treatments, IRAP and PRP therapy and a Lameness Locator. Further services include equine ophthalmology, sports medicine with training plans and blood work, and routine dental care up to extractions and sinus disease.

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Dr. Karsten Schreiber (Pferdepraxis)

Hemmoor, Germany

Tierärztliche Praxis für Pferde Dr. Karsten Schreiber is an equine-only ambulatory practice based at Hemmoor, treating horses at their own yards. The service range runs from pre-purchase examinations with digital radiography through lameness diagnostics, internal medicine, ophthalmology and endoscopy to dentistry and castrations. Reproduction work includes artificial insemination with frozen semen, and the practice offers foal intensive care. Emergency and out-of-hours cover is provided for colic, injuries and difficult foalings. A chiropractic service is available through Dr. Saskia Walter.

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Dr. Ralf Pellmann Fachtierarzt für Pferde

Hellwege, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Ralf Pellmann is a specialist equine veterinarian (Fachtierarzt für Pferde) whose practice sits at Hellwege near Bremen and has been running since 2004. His focus is the orthopaedic work-up of the equine musculoskeletal system, supported by digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy of the airways and stomach. Therapy options include focused shockwave treatment, platelet-rich plasma injection and class-4 laser therapy. More than twenty years of clinical experience go into lameness and performance investigations.

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Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Heeslingen

Heeslingen, Germany

Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Heeslingen has served the Rotenburg (Wümme) area since 1948 and today employs a team of veterinarians across small-animal and large-animal medicine. Horses are one of the practice's core patient groups, treated alongside cattle, sheep, goats and pigs on ambulatory farm and yard visits. The Heeslingen surgery is equipped with modern diagnostic imaging and laboratory facilities, and separate waiting areas keep dogs and cats apart to reduce stress. The practice also supplies supplementary feed products, and appointments can be booked online.

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Tierarztpraxis Dr. med. vet. Andruscha Siebke

Heere, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Dr. med. vet. Andruscha Siebke in Heere treats small animals, horses, small cloven-hoofed livestock and reptiles. Horses are looked after by an ambulatory equine service that visits yards in the surrounding area. At the practice the team works with ultrasound, digital radiography, inhalation anaesthesia and dental equipment, and refers on to specialists for CT, MRI and orthopaedic surgery. Both open surgery hours and booked appointments are offered, with house calls for small animals and an out-of-hours emergency service.

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Dr. Christoph Rowold

Haselünne, Germany

Tierarztpraxis Dr. Rowold is a mixed veterinary practice at Haselünne in the Emsland, now in its third family generation after more than a century in operation. Equine medicine is its main focus, with a particular specialisation in reproduction. The practice operates an EU-approved horse embryo transfer station and a semen depot, and offers modern diagnostic work-ups. Farm livestock and small animals are treated as well, and a 24/7 emergency service covers horse and livestock clients.