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Tierarztpraxis Dr. Johannes Kieninger is a veterinary practice in Wrestedt/Wieren, Lower Saxony, providing care for livestock, horses, and small animals. The practice offers regular consulting hours and 24/7 emergency veterinary services. Horse owners in the Wrestedt area can rely on both scheduled visits and urgent out-of-hours care.
Thistle Equine Vets is a dedicated equine veterinary practice serving central Scotland from clinic sites and via mobile visits. Its team of horse-only vets, nurses and grooms provides complete equine care, from routine check-ups and vaccinations to advanced diagnostics and surgery. The practice also offers an Equine Health Plan, pre-purchase vettings, insurance support and out-of-hours emergency cover.
Vet & Schmied is a specialist farriery service near Worpswede, Germany, combining veterinary expertise with blacksmithing craftsmanship. Services include classical and orthopedic shoeing, barefoot hoof care, Icelandic horse shoeing, and foal assessment from birth. Detailed documentation and systematic hoof analysis ensure long-term health for leisure and sport horses alike.
Tierärztliche Praxis Wolff is a specialist equine veterinary practice in Munich, Germany, led by Fachtierarzt Dr. med. vet. Norbert Wolff. The practice offers comprehensive equine healthcare including gynaecology, artificial insemination, obstetrics for mares, and intensive foal care. Dr. Wolff holds additional training in equine osteopathy through IMAOV, and a 24-hour emergency line is available for urgent cases.
Tierarztpraxis Dres. Großheim & Fink is a mobile equine veterinary practice based in Algermissen, Lower Saxony, run by Dr. Birke Großheim and Dr. Steffen Fink. The team comes directly to the stable, offering lameness and orthopaedic work-ups, pre-purchase exams, equine dentistry, gynaecology and foaling support, and colic and internal-medicine emergencies. They also handle respiratory, eye, skin and cardiovascular cases plus vaccination and deworming programmes. All care is focused solely on horses.
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.
Pferdepraxis Drewes is a mobile equine veterinary practice run by veterinarian Ursula Drewes, who has provided ambulatory horse care across the Celle, Burgdorf, and Burgwedel region for over 25 years. Fully equipped for on-site visits, it covers everything from routine care (vaccinations, dentistry, respiratory and colic treatment) to advanced lameness work-ups with mobile digital X-ray and tendon ultrasound, joint therapies such as IRAP and TILDREN, internal medicine, and emergency call-outs. The practice also offers comprehensive equine reproduction services — pregnancy diagnostics, stud and stallion-station care, artificial insemination, and foaling assistance. By treating horses directly in their own stable, it minimizes stress for both horse and owner.
Tierärztliche Klinik in Großmoor is a full-service veterinary clinic in Adelheidsdorf, Lower Saxony. Its equine department offers digital radiography, ultrasound, video endoscopy, a surgical theatre with anaesthesia monitoring, an in-house laboratory, shockwave and laser therapy, and on-site stabling. A separate small-animal department covers surgery, dentistry, imaging and boarding. The clinic combines hospital-grade diagnostics and surgery for both horses and companion animals.
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.
