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Equine therapy

Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.

Equine therapy

Tierheilpraktikerin Sonja Kurby

Haren (Ems), Germany

Sonja Kurby is an animal naturopath, animal chiropractor and acupuncture therapist who has worked with horses, dogs and their owners for almost twenty years. Her practice combines manual therapy, chiropractic, osteopathy, physiotherapy, acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in a whole-animal approach to health and movement. Alongside treating patients she teaches therapists, running seminars, mentoring and self-study courses through her academy for animal naturopathy. She trained at the Paracelsus school in Osnabrück and has continued with specialist further training in chiropractic, TCM and herbal medicine.

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Reit- und Fahrverein Rütenbrock und Umgebung

Haren (Ems), Germany

Reit- und Fahrverein Rütenbrock u.U. e.V. is one of the larger equestrian clubs in the Emsland, founded in 1923 and now with more than 550 members. It covers dressage, show jumping, eventing, leisure riding and carriage driving, and runs riding instruction backed by school ponies, a Ponyexpress scheme and a pony league for the youngest riders. The club also offers therapeutic riding alongside its sport programme. Its riding hall can be hired, and the annual Rütenbrocker Reitertage draws large fields of horses and riders.

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Pferdetherapie Verena Schrader

Hardegsen, Germany

Verena Schrader is a mobile equine physiotherapist and osteopath based in Hardegsen in southern Lower Saxony. She treats horses at their own yards, working on movement problems, rehabilitation after injury, performance issues and general musculoskeletal health. Her methods include manual therapy, osteopathy, craniosacral work, movement therapy, magnetic-field therapy and taping for muscle relaxation or tendon and ligament support. Her approach takes the horse behaviour and temperament into account alongside the physical findings.

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Tierärztliche Praxis Dr. med. vet. Mareike Bollhorn

Hanstedt, Germany

Dr. Mareike Bollhorn runs a veterinary practice in Hanstedt in the Lüneburg Heath specialising in acupuncture and chiropractic. Horses are treated on site at their own yard, while dogs and cats are seen at the Hanstedt practice. The treatments are used to maintain general health, relieve pain and support performance, and are offered as a complement to conventional veterinary medicine rather than a replacement for it. All appointments are arranged in advance by telephone.

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Seevehof - Coaching, Glamping, Pferdepension

Hanstedt, Germany

Seevehof is a farm at Hanstedt-Weihe in Lower Saxony that combines horse-assisted coaching with livery and farm-stay accommodation. Marie Amrhein leads individual and group coaching sessions in which the horses work as partners in the process, alongside indoor sessions for teams and families. The farm keeps boarded horses and offers rides and hacks out over the land. Guests can stay in a tiny house or camp on the meadows, and the holding is run on organic, sustainable lines.

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Pferdephysiotherapie Corinna Niemann

Hannover, Germany

Corinna Niemann runs a mobile equine physiotherapy practice covering the south-east of Hannover and a 30 km radius around the city. Her treatment repertoire includes physiotherapy, visceral osteopathy, dry needling, Dorn therapy, acupressure, fascia techniques, Meagher stress-point massage, red-light and thermal therapy, stretching and massage. She also writes training plans, advises owners on keeping a horse sound, and lends out a Bemer blanket. Alongside the therapy work she offers horse trailer hire and transport to competitions.

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Tiermedizinische Chiropraktik Anna Melzer

Hannover, Germany

Tiermedizinische Chiropraktik Anna Melzer provides veterinary chiropractic treatment for horses and dogs. Equine patients range from foals through competition horses to retired seniors, with treatment aimed at keeping animals sound and comfortable in movement. Anna Melzer treats in the Hannover and Bamberg regions, and additional appointments are coordinated through a partner equine practice near Münster. Bookings and enquiries go through email.

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Mobile Tierheilpraxis Kirsten Witzig

Germany

Mobile Tierheilpraxis Kirsten Witzig is a travelling animal-naturopathy practice covering Hannover and the Wedemark. Kirsten Witzig is a certified Tierheilpraktikerin and treats dogs, cats and horses at their own home or yard. Her fields are traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, including TCM type assessment for horses, phytotherapy, feeding and BARF advice, animal psychology and husbandry consultation. The practice is intended to work alongside conventional veterinary care, and it publishes separate price lists for horses and for small animals.

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Pferdeosteopathie Calenberger Land

Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Calenberger Land is the practice of certified equine osteopath Janina Brandes, based at Seelze in the Hannover region. She treats horses of every type, from ponies to draught horses, and has a particular interest in Icelandic and other gaited breeds. Her methods include craniosacral osteopathy, visceral osteopathy, fascia therapy and dry needling. Appointments are best arranged by text or WhatsApp, since calls cannot be taken during treatments.

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Pferdeosteopathie und Physiotherapie Antonia Bremer Hannover

Hannover, Germany

Antonia Bremer offers mobile equine osteopathy and physiotherapy in Hannover and the surrounding region. She treats horses and ponies at their own yard, working to find the underlying cause of a movement or comfort problem rather than the visible symptom. Alongside hands-on treatment she gives guidance on training and management so the result holds. Appointments are arranged directly by phone or e-mail.

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Cheval-concept Pferdeosteopathie Herbig

Hannover, Germany

Cheval-Concept is the mobile practice of Stefanie Herbig, a certified DIPO equine osteopath and qualified human physiotherapist working mainly in the Hannover region. Her approach treats horse and rider as one unit: gentle manual osteopathic techniques release tension, blockages and restricted movement in the horse, while seat analysis identifies asymmetries in the rider that transfer to the horse. Osteopathic treatment is used for rideability problems, loss of performance, muscular tension, after injury, and simply for general wellbeing. She also offers physiotherapy for riders and runs courses, and travels to the yard for appointments.

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Barhufpflege Sarah Kohrt

Hannover, Germany

Sarah Kohrt provides mobile barefoot hoof care for horses and donkeys in Hannover and roughly a 20-kilometre radius around the city. Trimming follows the Natural Hoof Care approach, and she also guides owners through the transition from shod to barefoot. A mobile horse scale lets weight be tracked accurately as part of hoof and general health management. Leech therapy is offered alongside the hoof work as a complementary treatment.

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Praxis für komplementäre Tiermedizin - Tierärztin Bettina Salzmann-Wode

Hannover, Germany

Bettina Salzmann-Wode is a licensed veterinarian running a mobile complementary-medicine practice out of Hannover. She treats horses and small animals with acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and animal kinesiology, working alongside conventional veterinary care rather than in place of it. Her stated focus in equine medicine is allergology and orthopaedics, and chronic cases that have not responded to standard treatment. She travels to clients across Hannover, Uetze, Burgdorf, Wunstorf, Barsinghausen and Hildesheim.

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HannoTierChiro - Tierärztliche Chiropraktik

Hannover, Germany

HannoTierChiro is a mobile veterinary chiropractic practice run by Dr. med. vet. Mara Bues in and around Hannover. She qualified as a veterinary surgeon in Hannover and later completed animal chiropractic training at the IAVC in Sittensen, so she can judge when a case needs conventional veterinary work alongside manual therapy. Treatment uses gentle, targeted techniques to restore natural freedom of movement, reduce pain and improve the biomechanics of the horse in work. Typical presentations include resistance under saddle, tension and problems when saddling; dogs are treated as well as horses.

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Tierärztliche Chiropraktik Anna Eylmann

Hannover, Germany

Anna Eylmann is a veterinarian in Hannover offering chiropractic treatment for horses and dogs. She completed her animal chiropractic certification with the IAVC in 2024 and works alongside her veterinary qualification, registered with the Tierärztekammer Niedersachsen. Treatment is aimed at animals whose movement or comfort in everyday work has changed, with horse and dog cases handled separately. Appointments are arranged through the practice contact form.

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VET FOR EQUUS

Hannover, Germany

VET FOR EQUUS is the mobile equine practice of veterinarian Angela Krautwurst, based in Hanover and covering Lower Saxony. It combines conventional veterinary medicine with traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, offering acupuncture, acupressure, moxibustion, gua sha, kinesio taping, heat-lamp therapy and Chinese herbal treatment for horses and dogs. The practice handles acute and chronic cases, sport-horse performance work and out-of-hours emergencies. Krautwurst also officiates as an FEI veterinarian at jumping and eventing competitions.

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Inga Klaer

Hann. Münden, Germany

Inga Klaer is an osteopath and physiotherapist for horses and dogs, based in Mielenhausen near Hann. Münden. Her work covers osteopathic treatment, physiotherapy, fascia therapy and rehabilitation after injury, with the aim of restoring free and comfortable movement. She asks that horses are not ridden on the day of treatment and that animals arrive dry, clean and free of pain medication. Appointments are arranged by voicemail or a WhatsApp callback request.

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Susan Tenhaeff – Pferdeosteopathie & Akupunktur

Handeloh, Germany

Susan Tenhaeff runs a mobile equine osteopathy and acupuncture practice based in Handeloh, travelling to horses across Lower Saxony, Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Treatment combines osteopathic and craniosacral techniques with traditional Chinese acupuncture, laser therapy and kinesiology taping, aimed at finding the cause of a movement restriction rather than only its symptom. Each horse is assessed by hand and given an individual treatment plan. She also gives riding lessons, runs seminars and osteopathy tours, offers horse sitting, and treats dogs with physiotherapy.

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Pferde Konzept

Hammah, Germany

Pferde Konzept is the mobile equine practice of Jessika Horn, working across the Stade district and the wider Hamburg region. She offers osteopathy and physiotherapy for horses, aiming to relieve pain and restore quality of movement rather than treat symptoms in isolation. Treatments are combined into a single holistic plan tailored to each horse. Feed and nutrition consultation was added to the service list in July 2026.

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Pferdeosteopathie Helene Linhart

Hamersen, Germany

Pferdeosteopathie Helene Linhart is a mobile equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice based in Hamersen and covering the area between Bremen and Hamburg. Treatment combines osteopathic techniques with massage, joint mobilisation, stretching and fascia work to release structural imbalances and movement restrictions. Medicinal leech therapy is offered for conditions such as arthritis, bone spavin, laminitis and tendon or ligament injuries. Appointments also include gait and joint assessment, tack and equipment checks, and ground-work training sessions for owners.

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Tierheilpraxis für Groß- und Kleintiere Jasmin Schaaf

Hameln, Germany

Jasmin Schaaf is a certified animal naturopath in Hameln treating both large and small animals. Her core methods are acupuncture, classical homeopathy, bioresonance and leech therapy, supported by biochemistry (Schüssler salts), laser therapy, mycotherapy and phytotherapy. The practice also offers general health checks, preventive hoof and claw care, nutritional advice and laboratory diagnostics. Consultations are available in person, by telephone or in writing, and she also advises on behavioural changes and husbandry questions.

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4EQUI . Physiotherapie | Osteopathie | Sattelanpassung | Weiterbildungen | Pferdegestütztes Coaching

Hambühren, Germany

4EQUI is a mobile equine physiotherapy and osteopathy practice serving the Celle and Hannover regions of Lower Saxony. Treatments include osteopathy, physiotherapy, manual lymphatic drainage, kinesio taping, heat and laser therapy, BEMER therapy and convalescence training, all carried out at the horse's own yard. The practice also rents out BEMER horse sets and compression stockings and gives pre-purchase advice to buyers. Through its 4EQUI Academy it runs seminars and certified continuing-education courses for equine therapists, alongside horse-assisted coaching for riders, private clients and executives.

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Reittherapie Wald und Wiese

Hambühren, Germany

Reittherapie Wald und Wiese is Svenja Kries's therapeutic riding practice at Hambühren near Celle. It works with children, adolescents and adults facing developmental challenges or physical and psychological difficulties. Sessions take place outdoors and combine riding with leading, handling and caring for the therapy horses, who meet each client without judgement. Single sessions of 30 or 45 minutes are offered alongside discounted five- and ten-session blocks.

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mobile Pferdewaage

Halle, Germany

mobile Pferdewaage is a travelling horse-weighing and body-condition-scoring service run by Arndt Denecke from Wegensen in southern Lower Saxony, covering Lower Saxony and Bremen. The scale is brought to the yard, so a horse can be weighed where it lives instead of being transported. Alongside the weight reading, the Body Condition Score method is used to grade fat cover and muscling across six body regions on a nine-point scale, which gives owners a repeatable figure to feed and train against. The website explains the method and the research behind it.

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