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Lena Drebenstedt Pferdeosteopathie

Mariental, Germany

Lena Drebenstedt runs a mobile equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice from Mariental, treating horse and rider as a whole in order to restore and maintain musculoskeletal function. Manual osteopathic and physiotherapeutic work is combined with kinesiology taping and acupuncture based on traditional Chinese medicine. She also offers dry needling after Schachinger, Nordian light therapy and BEMER applications. Individual training plans and equipment checks are provided so that owners can carry the work on between visits.

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Lebensblume Pferdetherapie Patricia Groothoff

Lüneburg, Germany

Lebensblume Pferdetherapie is a mobile equine therapy practice run by Patricia Groothoff around Lüneburg, working on a holistic basis that looks for the cause behind a symptom rather than treating the symptom alone. Treatments combine traditional and modern methods, including acupuncture, osteopathy and cranio-sacral work. Dry needling, laser acupuncture, moxibustion and kinesiology taping are also offered. Bach flower remedies are used to support horses with behavioural or emotional issues.

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Heike Schudinat

Lüneburg, Germany

Heike Schudinat runs a mobile animal physiotherapy practice serving Lüneburg and the surrounding area, treating horses as well as dogs and cats at their own yard or home. Equine work aims to keep, restore or improve a horse performance by mobilising joints, stretching and loosening the musculature and rebuilding strength. Typical cases include rideability problems, irregular rhythm, lameness, crookedness through head or tail, girth and saddle sensitivity, and returning to work after a long break through injury. Treatment combines manual techniques such as joint mobilisation, massage and lymphatic drainage with physical modalities including magnetic field therapy and TENS. Acupuncture and leech therapy are also offered.

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Faszination Sattel - Sattelergonomin & Pferdeosteopathin

Lüneburg, Germany

Faszination Sattel is the practice of Kim Raissa Wierwille in Lüneburg, combining saddle ergonomics with equine osteopathy. She analyses saddle fit for horse and rider on anatomical and biomechanical principles, then adjusts, re-flocks or repairs the saddle as required. Saddles are also sold and can be taken out on trial. On the bodywork side she offers osteopathic treatment for horses and laser therapy, including combined saddle-and-osteopathy appointments. Her approach treats correct equipment and a comfortable horse as one question rather than two.

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Tierheilpraxis Jeschke

Lüchow, Germany

Nina Jeschke runs an animal naturopathy practice in the Wendland treating horses, donkeys, dogs, cats, small pets, goats, cattle and sheep. Her methods include acupuncture-oriented energy work, Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine and acupuncture, phytotherapy, leech therapy, manual therapy and physiotherapy, lymphatic drainage, massage and kinesiology taping. She also offers nutritional counselling, preventive examinations, allergy and gut remediation, vaccine detoxification and rehabilitation training. House and yard visits are part of the service, and she runs seminars and workshops alongside the practice.

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Therapie für Pferde Helena Thier

Lähden, Germany

Therapie für Pferde Helena Thier is a mobile equine therapy practice based at Lähden in the Emsland. Helena Thier treats sport and leisure horses with physiotherapy and osteopathy, working at the horse's own yard. Her regular service area covers the districts of Emsland, Steinfurt and Osnabrück, with longer journeys possible by arrangement. The practice is run as a small owner-operated business registered under the German small-business VAT rule.

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Pferdetherapie Janine Kettlitz

Loxstedt, Germany

Janine Kettlitz treats horses across the Bremen, Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven area from her base in Loxstedt-Stotel. Her practice combines equine osteopathy, chiropractic and hoof orthopaedics, so a horse is assessed from head to hoof rather than one region at a time. Tensegral and fascia training, massage techniques and leech therapy round out the treatment options. Online consultations are available for owners outside the travel area.

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Tierheilpraxis Bako

Lingen (Ems), Germany

Tierheilpraxis Bako is a mobile animal naturopathy practice in Lingen (Ems) specialising in holistic therapy for horses and dogs. Stephanie Bako is a trained Tierheilpraktikerin examined by the oldest German association of animal naturopaths, and works purely with natural-medicine methods. All appointments take place on site at the horse's yard or the dog's home. Alongside treatment she advises owners on prevention so that future problems can be avoided.

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Pferdephysiotherapie Svenja Scheerhans

Lingen (Ems), Germany

Svenja Scheerhans is a DIPO-certified equine physiotherapist working mobile from Lingen (Ems) in the Emsland. Treatments are carried out at the horse own yard and are built around each animal findings rather than a set programme. Her repertoire covers physiotherapy, stress-point massage, fascia and scar work, leech therapy, acupressure, taping, post-operative care and equipment checks. She also offers groundwork, in-hand work and physiotherapeutically adapted riding lessons, and is currently adding manual therapy and dry needling to her qualifications.

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Franzi's Ponyhof

Lingen (Ems), Germany

Dein Ponyversum (formerly Franzi's Ponyhof) is a pony farm in Lingen in the Emsland district of Lower Saxony, built entirely around children from the age of three upwards. The yard runs riding lessons, therapeutic riding, guided hacks and holiday riding camps, and hosts children's birthday parties. Regular horse-contact programmes are run in partnership with local kindergartens and schools. The stated aim is happy, free and self-determined children and animals, and children with disabilities are expressly welcome. A small online shop rounds out the offering.

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Pferdeosteopathie Lea Abe

Lindhorst, Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Lea Abe is a mobile equine practice based at Lindhorst in Lower Saxony. Lea Marie Abe treats horses osteopathically and physiotherapeutically, using manual techniques to restore comfortable, balanced movement. Treatments are carried out at the horse's own yard within a defined catchment area, with rates published in advance. Each horse is assessed individually before a treatment plan is agreed.

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Katinka Krages - Osteopathie für Pferde

Lilienthal, Germany

Katinka Krages runs an equine osteopathy practice in Lilienthal near Bremen. She treats horses with gentle manual techniques, working towards better rideability, soundness and general wellbeing rather than at a single presenting complaint. Treatment ranges from a single session to longer Happy Horse and Happy Champion programmes. She also gives online training and consultations and teaches courses in biomechanically correct riding.

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Islandpferde vom Eekenholm

Lilienthal, Germany

Islandpferde vom Eekenholm is an Icelandic-horse yard on a farmstead dating from 1821 in Lilienthal-Seebergen, five minutes from Bremen-Borgfeld. Barbara Reichenberger and Ulrike Gast offer boarding in several open-stable groups with direct pasture access, or in large loose boxes with outdoor paddocks, for around forty Icelandic horses and a few larger horses. Facilities include a small indoor school, a sand arena, an oval track, a round pen and a grass arena for in-hand work, with extensive hacking through the Wümme meadows. Riding lessons for children and adults are given on the yard, equine-assisted therapy is offered, and a visiting instructor teaches the classical-academic style.

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Leevster Hof - Anne-Kathrin Glandorf

Lilienthal, Germany

Leevster Hof is an active-stable yard at Lilienthal near Bremen run by Anne-Kathrin Schleufe-Glandorf, specialising in Icelandic horses and other rare breeds. Livery is organised around species-appropriate group housing with free movement rather than individual boxes. The yard gives riding tuition and takes horses in for schooling, and runs individual training programmes built around each horse. Rehabilitation work and osteopathic treatment are offered alongside the training side.

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Mobile Tierheilpraxis Barbara Kruse

Lengenbostel, Germany

Barbara Kruse runs a mobile animal naturopathy practice based in Sittensen, travelling to the owner's home or yard so that animals can be assessed in their familiar surroundings. Her treatment methods include phytotherapy, western herbs used within TCM, magnetic field therapy, mycotherapy, laser therapy and nutritional advice, with an individual therapy plan drawn up for each patient. She works alongside the treating vet, physiotherapists, trainers and the farrier rather than in place of them, and stresses that naturopathy complements conventional veterinary care. She also runs seminars for owners. Fees follow the German fee schedule for animal naturopaths, with travel charged per kilometre from Sittensen.

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IAVC - International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic

Lengenbostel, Germany

The International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic (IAVC) is a private post-graduate teaching institution in Freetz, Lower Saxony, founded by Dr Donald Moffatt and Dr Sybil Moffatt. It trains qualified veterinarians and chiropractors in animal chiropractic, with species-specific basic courses for horses and for dogs. Advanced and CPD modules cover applied kinesiology, cranio-sacral therapy, myofascial kinetic lines, the equine foot and ankle, and Stammer Kinetics. Enrolment is restricted to qualified veterinarians and chiropractors.

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Tierärztliche Praxis Dres. Moffatt, Seehafer & Schwartau

Lengenbostel, Germany

Tierärztliche Praxis Moffatt, Seehafer & Schwartau in Sittensen was founded in 1999 and was among the first practices in Europe to offer veterinary chiropractic. The team provides orthopaedic care for horses and small animals, combining chiropractic treatment with acupuncture, diagnostic imaging and conservative rehabilitation. Horses are seen both at the practice and on visits to the yard, and clients travel from across the region and abroad. Preventive musculoskeletal checks form a large part of the work alongside treatment of existing problems.

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Pferdeosteopathie Mobil+Fit, Kirsten Graubohm

Leiferde, Germany

Mobil + Fit is the mobile equine osteopathy practice of Kirsten Graubohm, a qualified equine osteopath and human physiotherapist based in Braunschweig. She treats horses at their own yard so the animal is not stressed by travelling, offering osteopathic treatment, massage, dry needling and laser therapy. Her regular round covers the greater Braunschweig area together with Wolfenbüttel, Peine, Wolfsburg, Gifhorn and Celle, and further locations on request. Because she also treats people, rider and horse can be looked at together.

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Pferdeosteopathie Ina Holz

Lehrte, Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Holz is run by Ina Holz, a licensed veterinarian who also trained as an equine osteopath in the Welter-Böller method and holds IAVC certification in equine and canine chiropractic. Her practice covers the Celle region and combines osteopathy, chiropractic and trauma therapy (VPO) with cranio-sacral, fascial and visceral work. She also offers classical and laser acupuncture, stress-point massage after Jack Meagher, taping and thermal physiotherapy. Movement analysis, tack assessment, feeding advice and training guidance round out the service.

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Bianca Lüecke PFERDEOSTEOPATHIE

Lehrte, Germany

Bianca Lüecke is a DIPO-certified equine osteopath based in Lehrte, east of Hannover. She treats horses on their own yards across the Lehrte, Peine and eastern Hannover area. Osteopathic work targets restrictions in the musculoskeletal system that show up as stiffness, asymmetry or resistance under saddle. Appointments are arranged directly by phone or through the contact form on her site.

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Dr. med. vet. Silke Stricker

Lehrte, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Silke Stricker runs a veterinary practice at Lehrte near Hannover devoted to classical homeopathy, phytotherapy and regulation medicine, fields she has specialised in since the 1990s. She works as a visiting practice, coming to the animal at home or at the stable rather than seeing patients at a surgery. Alongside general naturopathic treatment her stated focus areas include metabolic disorders of the horse, gut restoration, plant medicine, behavioural medicine and orthomolecular medicine. She is a member of the International Association of Veterinary Homeopathy and of the homeopathy and phytotherapy sections of the German society for holistic veterinary medicine. Telephone and email consultations are offered alongside visits and are billed under the German veterinary fee schedule.

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Pferdeosteopathie Jennifer Meßing

Lehrte, Germany

Healthy Horse Hannover is the equine osteopathy practice of Jennifer Meßing, an osteopathic equine therapist trained in the Welter-Böller method and based at Lehrte near Hannover. She uses holistic manual treatment to find and release movement restrictions and functional disorders. Typical cases range from performance and rideability problems to rehabilitation after injury. She also treats horses of all ages preventively, before a small restriction becomes a lasting one.

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Sportpferdetherapie Fricke

Lehre, Germany

Sportpferdetherapie Fricke is Lena Fricke therapy practice for sport horses, based in Lehre near Braunschweig. The work focuses on the strain that training and competition put on a horse body, using physiotherapy and manual techniques to release blockages and relax musculature. Horses returning from an injury layoff are brought back into work step by step. Riders are also coached on movement and training principles so the results hold between treatments.

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Equi(e)motion - Pferdeosteopathie

Lehre, Germany

Equi(e)motion is an equine osteopathy practice run by Janina Starchikow from Lehre, serving the Braunschweig region. Treatment combines osteopathic work with rehabilitation training, from the first day of box rest through to a return to full work. Massage, kinesiology taping and written treatment reports round out the hands-on side of the practice. She also offers osteopathically informed riding and groundwork instruction, equine feeding advice, and online consultations including gait analysis.

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