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This is a veterinary practice located in Müden (Aller). Petra Mogck is the contact person for the Tierarztpraxis Müden. Dr. Jochim Marold continues to operate his mobile practice for horses at the same address. The previous location is closed.
Tierärztliches Gesundheitszentrum Munster is a veterinary health centre in Munster in the Lüneburg Heath, run by Dr. Carsten Brauer, Iris Brauer and Dr. Lothar Brauer. It combines a small-animal practice with a large-animal ambulance that covers horses and farm livestock on visits to yards and farms. The centre has inpatient facilities and intensive-care capacity backed by modern medical technology. A canine blood transfusion service is also offered.
Dr. Tina Vortherms runs a veterinary practice devoted exclusively to equine dentistry, based at Großenrode near Moringen in southern Lower Saxony. The practice carries out dental examinations and corrective treatment, and manages the problems that arise while a young horse sheds its milk teeth. Specialist work includes the diagnosis and management of EOTRH. Treatment intervals are set individually for each horse rather than on a fixed schedule, and the practice publishes educational material on equine dental health.
Großtierpraxis Moringen is a veterinary practice for horses, farm livestock and hobby animals based in Moringen in southern Lower Saxony. The team of four vets around Dr. Josef Diekgerdes and Wjatscheslaw Satorius combines preventive care with diagnostics and treatment, backed by regular continuing education and modern equipment. Horses, cattle, sheep and pigs are all treated, and the practice keeps a mobile emergency line open outside consulting hours. Telephone consulting hours were introduced to manage demand, so calls are best made within those windows.
Tierarztpraxis Emsdiek in Oldersum, Moormerland, describes itself as a mixed practice by conviction, caring for pets and grazing animals alike — cattle, horses, sheep and New World camelids. The equine service covers preventive herd management with vaccinations, parasite control and advice on housing and feeding, internal medicine including colic, respiratory, endocrine and eye conditions, and both surgical and conservative treatment such as wound care, castrations, laminitis therapy and hoof abscesses. The practice is run as a partnership by Ludwig Koch and Frederick Schuchmann and offers surgery and acute care from its own premises. Consulting hours run Monday to Friday.
Equine Dental Care is an equine dental practice run by veterinarian Rabea Neubaum-Otte at Merzen in the Osnabrück region. Dental work is carried out to IGFP standards in a calm, purpose-built treatment room, with a general veterinary examination before any sedation. Dental radiography is available for diagnosis, and there is a dedicated consultation service for anxious or difficult horses. A solarium and salt-inhalation area are available after treatment, and the practice publishes training material and runs an online shop.
DENT HORSE is the mobile equine dental practice of Stephanie Schröer, covering the Weser-Ems region from a base in Meppen. Many owners are unaware that a horse's teeth, like its feet, need regular checks and care, so the practice concentrates on routine examination, early recognition of problems and professional treatment. Water-cooled instruments are used to avoid heat damage to the tooth and surrounding tissue, and horses are normally treated under sedation. Because the practice travels to the horse, treatment happens in familiar surroundings; Stephanie also gives talks and workshops on equine dental health.
Tierarztpraxis Böhne is a mixed veterinary practice in Melle-Mitte, Lower Saxony, caring for animals from dogs, cats and small pets through to hobby livestock such as small ruminants and horses. The team combines modern in-house diagnostics with farm and stable visits, so larger patients can be examined and treated where they live. Appointment-based consulting hours run Monday to Friday, with an emergency service on Saturday mornings. The practice also administers the Lower Saxony dog owner competence certificate (Hundeführerschein).
Dr. Uwe Petermann runs a veterinary practice for laser acupuncture and laser therapy in horses and dogs, based in Melle-Neuenkirchen. Treatment is built around RAC-controlled diagnostics, local laser therapy, auricular medicine, interference-field diagnosis and gold implantation in acupuncture points. The equine side of the practice applies these methods to movement disorders, chronic conditions and behavioural problems. Dr. Petermann is a past president of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society.
Pferdepraxis Schönert-Knoblich is an equine veterinary practice in Melle run by Dr. Susanne Schönert and Dr. Stefanie Knoblich. The practice focuses on reproductive medicine, internal medicine, dentistry and orthopaedics for horses. It also advises yards on stable management, with a dedicated contact line for that service. Appointments are taken Monday to Friday, mornings and afternoons.
Tierärztliche Praxis für Pferde Dr. Ihmels is an equine-only veterinary practice in Melle led by Dr. Susanne Ihmels, a certified equine specialist veterinarian and IAVC chiropractor. Its main focus is orthopaedics and sports medicine, supported by chiropractic treatment. The practice also carries out pre-purchase examinations, ophthalmology, dental work and general horse care. The emphasis throughout is on preventive and whole-horse care rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
Tierarztpraxis und Gestüt Dr. Kristin Mielke combines a veterinary practice with a stud farm at Kleinenborstel near Martfeld in Lower Saxony. Dr. Kristin Mielke treats horses and other animals from the same site on which the stud breeds and raises its own horses. The website carries opening times, directions, an events calendar and a photo gallery of the yard, while detailed clinical information is reserved for registered clients in line with German professional advertising rules.
Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Kahrs und Wagner has served the Nienburg/Weser area for more than seventy years and works across three sites at Marklohe, Balge and Wietzen. The practice runs an ambulatory livestock and equine service alongside its small-animal clinics. Horses are looked after on their own yards by the mobile equine team. A 24-hour emergency service covers horses, livestock and small animals.
Pferde- und Kleintierpraxis Mariental is a veterinary practice in Lower Saxony that has cared for horses and small animals for more than 30 years. It operates as a branch of Pferdeklinik Destedt and runs a 24-hour emergency service for horses. The practice keeps its own in-house pharmacy and laboratory, so diagnostics and medication are handled on site. Alongside its equine work it holds small-animal consultation hours by appointment for dogs, cats and other pets.
Tierarztpraxis Rettmer is a modern mixed practice in the Rettmer district of Lüneburg, led by Dr. Jens Lange. Horses are treated across general medicine, orthopaedics, dentistry and surgery, and the practice also looks after cattle and small animals. Care runs from preventive examinations and feeding advice through diagnosis and treatment to follow-up. An emergency service operates year-round.
Tierarztpraxis Rehbeck is a veterinary practice in the Wendland founded in 1994 and led by veterinarian Heike Meywerk, treating horses alongside small animals. The equine side covers vaccination and parasite programmes, breeding supervision, lameness workups, respiratory, cardiac, gastrointestinal and dental care, and eye, ear, skin, allergy and hormonal conditions. Surgical work includes castrations, tumour removal, fracture repair and wound management. The practice also offers complementary treatments such as laser therapy, leech therapy and homeopathy. Complex cases are referred in cooperation with established clinics.
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Alina Küper is an equine and bovine veterinary practice at Beesem near Luckau in the Wendland. Horse work covers diagnostics, dentistry, endoscopy, routine surgery including castration, internal medicine and laboratory testing. The practice also handles breeding management and artificial insemination. Vets treat both at the practice and on the road at the yard where the horse lives, and an emergency service runs around the clock.
Tierarztpraxis Wessling is a veterinary practice in Lingen (Ems) with separate equine and small-animal departments. The equine practice treats horses alongside a fully equipped small-animal clinic, supported by modern medical-technical diagnostic equipment. The team covers routine care, diagnostics and treatment for both patient groups. The practice is open Monday to Friday and is reachable by phone during surgery hours.
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.
Tierarztpraxis Dr. med. vet. Edmund Kuhmann is a mixed veterinary practice in Klein Lafferde, part of Lengede in Lower Saxony, with a second surgery at Gadenstedt near Ilsede. The practice is organised into three areas: horses, farm animals and small animals, and draws on long experience in large-animal work. Farm-animal services include abomasal surgery, laparotomy with right-side fixation by the Hanoverian method, caesareans, umbilical hernia repair and dehorning. In-house diagnostics cover bacteriological testing of milk samples, parasitological examination of faecal samples, statutory livestock blood testing for BHV-1, BVD, leukosis and brucellosis, and fertility work-ups. Consulting hours run Monday to Friday at both sites, with additional Saturday hours at Gadenstedt.
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.
Oliver Tinschmann runs a mobile equine veterinary practice based in Bröckel in the Celle district. The practice travels to the horse, carrying modern portable equipment for examination and treatment on the yard. Its stated priority is taking time over the consultation and examining each horse thoroughly before deciding on treatment. General horse medicine, diagnostics and preventive care are all covered.
Back In Harmony is the veterinary practice of Dr. med. vet. Eva-Nicole Leimann at Bersenbrück in Lower Saxony, specialising in chiropractic and acupuncture for horses, dogs and cats. The chiropractic work centres on finding and releasing joint blockages and on the pain, posture and performance problems that follow from them. The acupuncture side draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine and uses several different needling and stimulation methods, chosen after a full examination. The practice also offers Low Level Laser Therapy, neural therapy and leech therapy. Dr. Leimann qualified as a veterinarian in Berlin and holds her doctorate from the Freie Universität Berlin; appointments are arranged by telephone.
Tierarztpraxis Tegtmeyer is a mobile large-animal practice based in Langenhagen north of Hannover, run by Dr. Philip Christian Tegtmeyer, a specialist veterinarian for small ruminants. Equine work covers general examinations, vaccination, parasite management, emergency and colic treatment, dentistry and castration, carried out at the horse's own yard. The practice also treats cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and New World camelids, with herd health consulting, reproduction management and claw work. Advisory services include parasite control programmes, feeding advice and biosecurity planning.
