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Naturalkids® Ranch

Alfeld (Leine), Germany

Naturalkids® Ranch is a German equestrian facility in Alfeld offering relationship-oriented riding lessons and horse-assisted educational and therapeutic programs for children (from around 12 months), teenagers, and adults. Rather than competition-focused instruction, it emphasizes personal development and emotional growth through the bond with the horse. The ranch runs holiday camps, ongoing courses, birthday parties, and certification training for educators in equine-assisted pedagogy and therapy.

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Pferdeosteopathie Johanna Sonnemann

Aerzen, Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Johanna Sonnemann is the equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice of Johanna Schulte, based in Aerzen, Lower Saxony. As a trained and certified equine osteopath and physiotherapist, she treats horses with a wide range of movement complaints and physical conditions. The mobile practice focuses on restoring mobility and comfort through manual osteopathic and physiotherapeutic techniques, working with each horse in its familiar environment.

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Fahrpraxis für Pferdeosteopathie und TCM/ Akupunktur - Corinna Dittmer

Adendorf, Germany

Corinna Dittmer runs a mobile practice for equine osteopathy and Traditional Chinese Medicine serving the Lüneburg, Hamburg and Bremen region. Services include osteopathic treatment, physiotherapy, acupuncture and TCM, laser therapy, taping and Touch for Health. She also offers physiotherapeutic training for horse and rider and rents out therapy equipment. She is a certified specialist therapist for equine osteopathy, acupuncture and physiotherapeutic training.

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Dr. med. vet. Matthias Pfaff

Adendorf, Germany

Dr. Matthias Pfaff runs an equine-only veterinary practice in Adendorf near Lüneburg, where he is a board-certified specialist veterinarian for horses (Fachtierarzt für Pferde). The practice covers general and preventive care, orthopaedics with digital radiography and ultrasound, regenerative therapies, equine sports medicine and chiropractic work. Further services include pre-purchase examinations, internal medicine, dentistry and ophthalmology. It is a mobile single-vet practice serving horse owners in the region.

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Equi in statera - Pferdetherapie Celle

Adelheidsdorf, Germany

Equi in Statera is a mobile equine therapy practice run by Julia Koppe near Celle and Nienhagen. It offers physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic for horses, plus gait analysis, myopuncture, orthopaedic acupuncture, leech therapy and craniosacral therapy. The practice also provides therapeutic training using fascial and biotensegrity-based approaches to improve a horse's balance, posture and stability. Treatments are delivered on site at the owner's yard.

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Pferde Reha und Trainingszentrum Bettina Moser

Adelheidsdorf, Germany

Pferde-Reha Adelheidsdorf is an equine rehabilitation and training centre near Hannover run by Bettina Moser-Scheinecker. It provides post-operative and post-injury rehabilitation, treatment for illness and overuse injuries, and sport-training programmes to rebuild competitive fitness. Both inpatient (boarding) and outpatient treatment options are offered, along with health and prevention courses for horse owners and therapists.

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Veterinär Osteopathie Degelmann

Zur Strachau 12, 21368 Boitze-Seedorf, Germany

Veterinär Osteopathie Degelmann is a mobile veterinary osteopathy practice run by Gesche Degelmann, a licensed veterinarian (Tierärztin) with specialist training in equine osteopathy (TAO-Équilibre). Based in Boitze-Seedorf in Lower Saxony, she travels to clients within roughly a 100 km radius. Using gentle manual techniques, she treats horses, dogs and cats, viewing the body as one connected system and working to release functional movement restrictions and tension. Typical patients include animals with lameness or reduced mobility, those recovering from injury or surgery, tense or stressed animals, young animals needing developmental support, and older animals whose quality of life can be improved. As a qualified vet, she offers osteopathy as a complement to veterinary medicine: it supports, and never replaces, medical diagnosis and treatment.

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Wolffs Pferdestärken, Reittherapie, Therapeutisches Reiten

Wehrendorferstr. 12, 49163 Bohmte, Germany

Wolffs Pferdestärken is an equine-assisted therapy practice in Bohmte, near Osnabrück in Lower Saxony, run by Jessica Wolff. It offers therapeutic riding (Reittherapie / therapeutisches Reiten) for children and adults, using the horse as a partner to support emotional, social and physical development and wellbeing. The work is built around the calming, motivating bond between people and horses, captured by the practice motto: people who think happiness cannot be touched have never stroked an animal. Every session is tailored to the individual and begins with a gentle first contact with the horse to build trust before the therapy work starts. Offerings include one-to-one therapy sessions and small group sessions of two to four people, for children and adults alike, with rates available on request.

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EquibalanceSH

Germany

Equibalance SH is an equine physiotherapy and holistic wellness practice based in Achim, Germany, run by Sarah Hippe. Services include physiotherapy, osteopathy, laser therapy, magnetic-field therapy, and lymphatic drainage, each tailored to the individual horse. The focus is on personalized, attentive care that supports equine health, mobility, and recovery.

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Ganzheitliche Tiertherapie Myriam Bauer

Hanauerstraße 94, 77855 Achern-Wagshurst, Germany

Ganzheitliche Tiertherapie Myriam Bauer is a holistic animal therapy practice in Achern-Wagshurst, Baden-Württemberg, run by Myriam Bauer, a certified animal physiotherapist, osteopath, acupuncturist and nutrition adviser for dogs and horses. The practice combines three approaches: osteopathy (finding and treating functional disorders by hand), physiotherapy (restoring movement and function through individual treatment plans) and animal naturopathy / Tierheilpraktik (including acupuncture, homeopathy, herbal medicine, leech therapy and nutrition). The whole-animal philosophy aims to improve overall wellbeing and quality of life rather than just easing symptoms, as a meaningful complement to veterinary care. Typical reasons to come include pre- and post-operative care, skeletal and spinal issues, muscle, ligament and tendon injuries, neurological complaints, circulation and respiratory problems, wound and scar care, metabolic and digestive concerns, age-related decline, stress, and performance support. Dogs are seen at the practice, horses are treated at their own stables, and mobile visits are possible for special cases.

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