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Tierarztpraxis Friedeburg is a practice for small animals and horses in Friedeburg, East Frisia. It offers diagnostics and targeted treatment, preventive care and vaccinations, and surgical procedures for both patient groups. Emergency cover is provided around the clock, every day of the year. The practice is led by Dr. Klaus-Ulrich Mehrens.
Großtierpraxis Freren is a large-animal veterinary partnership run by Dr. M. Krone and Dr. R. Berning in Freren, in the southern Emsland. The practice looks after horses and farm livestock across the surrounding rural district, combining preventive herd and yard care with treatment of individual patients. An in-house dispensary is open on weekday mornings and afternoons, and the vets can be reached by phone or email outside those hours. The practice website is currently being rebuilt, so services are best confirmed directly by phone.
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Martina Lambrecht is a country veterinary practice in Freden (Leine), run from a restored 1757 farmstead in the Leinebergland. Dr. Lambrecht works as a mixed practice: large animals are treated on site, whether in the stable, in the yard or out on the pasture, while small animals are seen during consulting hours at the surgery. Services cover preventive care, vaccinations, blood sampling and general treatment. Farm and stable visits are arranged by telephone appointment, and regular clients can reach her on her mobile number in an emergency.
Tierarztpraxis für Pferde Eyendorf is an equine-only ambulatory practice serving the Lüneburg Heath and the Harburg district from Eyendorf. Its orthopaedic service covers lameness work-ups, diagnostic anaesthesia, wireless digital radiography and ultrasound, with laser, shockwave, regenerative and hoof-orthopaedic treatment options. Further departments handle dentistry including EOTRH, internal medicine, ophthalmology, surgery, emergency medicine for colic, choke and laminitis, and gynaecology with cycle management, artificial insemination, hysteroscopy, foaling assistance and foal medicine. Complementary work includes chiropractic, dry needling, acupuncture, lymphatic drainage, leech therapy and feeding advice, and pre-purchase examinations are carried out to German and international standards. The office is staffed Monday to Friday with round-the-clock emergency cover at weekends and on public holidays.
Keie Veterinärchiropraktik is the practice of Jacqueline Keie, a licensed veterinary surgeon specialising in animal chiropractic. Horses are seen on an ambulatory basis at their own yard, while dogs and cats are treated at her practice room in Evessen. Her work centres on finding restricted or altered joint movement — vertebral subluxations — and restoring normal motion with specific adjustments. She holds IAVC and Veterinary Chiropractic Society certification and bills as a veterinarian under the German GOT scale, so treatment is generally covered by animal health insurance.
Henrike Biesemeier is a veterinarian running a mobile osteopathy practice based in Pollhagen, covering the Nienburg, Diepholz, Schaumburg and Hannover districts. She treats horses as well as dogs, cats and other small and hoofed animals, using manual diagnostic and therapeutic techniques to release movement restrictions and support the body's own healing. Her methods include fascial, craniosacral, visceral and structural osteopathy. Dry needling for myofascial trigger points and leech therapy for inflammation and wound healing round out the service, all offered alongside conventional veterinary medicine.
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Ruth Twehues is a mixed veterinary practice in Esens, East Frisia, staffed by six veterinarians. Horses are treated on an ambulatory basis alongside cattle and small ruminants, and the practice also runs a small-animal clinic for dogs and cats. Its work spans general medicine, dermatology, dentistry and gynaecology. Feed, medicines and repeat prescriptions can be ordered by phone or WhatsApp.
Tierärzte Esens is a veterinary partnership on the Gartenstraße in Esens, East Frisia, staffed by eight vets and eighteen support staff. The equine side covers general medicine, vaccination, lameness and orthopaedic work-ups, colic treatment, dentistry, eye disease, gynaecology and breeding, foal care, endoscopy, soft-tissue surgery and pre-purchase examinations. Small animals and farm livestock are treated as well, using both conventional and complementary approaches. Digital radiography, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory support the diagnostic work, and a 24-hour emergency service is run for established clients.
Tierarztpraxis Eschede is a mixed large- and small-animal practice in Eschede, Lower Saxony, taken over by Dr. med. vet. Christine Irmler in January 2025 from Landolf Kothe. For horses the practice offers vaccinations, parasite prophylaxis, dental treatment including the rasping of hooks, and standing castration of stallions. Cattle and other farm animals are covered through herd and stock management, blood sampling, endoscopic abomasal surgery and caesareans. The small-animal side handles vaccinations, parasite prophylaxis, dental cleaning, castrations and soft-tissue surgery. Open and appointment-based consulting hours run Monday to Friday, with a separate out-of-hours emergency number.
Groß- und Kleintierpraxis Rottinghaus is a mixed veterinary practice in Halen near Emstek in the Oldenburger Münsterland. Alongside its small-animal work with dogs, cats, rabbits and other pets, the practice provides medical care and advice for horses. Consulting hours run on weekday mornings and most afternoons, with separate small-animal clinic slots and Saturday morning hours. The team combines modern diagnostic equipment with a calm, respectful approach to handling patients.
Equuria is an equine veterinary practice in Emstek, Lower Saxony, treating horses both at its own clinic and on the road at client yards. The team covers orthopaedics, surgery and internal medicine, with a particular focus on lameness diagnostics and regenerative therapies such as PRP, BMAC and shockwave. Endoscopic work including gastroscopy and bronchoscopy is offered alongside chiropractic, osteopathy, lymph drainage and dry needling. Surgical services range from arthroscopy and suspensory ligament surgery to laser procedures and cartilage-bone transplants. An emergency service runs 365 days a year.
Tierarztpraxis Emsbüren is a mixed practice in the Emsland district running both a small-animal clinic and a large-animal department. The equine service covers vaccinations — including the certificates required for competition entry — parasite control and treatment, clinical examinations and castrations, with referral to a specialist equine clinic for advanced imaging. The large-animal side also looks after cattle, pigs and poultry, while small animals and exotics are seen in-house with radiography, ultrasound, electrosurgery and anaesthesia. The practice keeps its own pharmacy and laboratory and operates an on-call service.
Tierarztpraxis Kurt Barz has treated animals in Emmerthal in the Weser uplands since the late 1980s. The practice looks after horses, farm livestock, small animals and pets of all kinds. Preventive health care and animal welfare are the focus, and the team works both from the practice and on house calls. Appointments are scheduled flexibly and the practice attends clients on their own premises where that is kinder to the animal.
Julia Pöselt is a veterinarian and animal naturopath practising from the family farm Hof Pöselt at Emmerthal in Lower Saxony, having studied at the Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover. Her treatments include acupuncture, osteopathy, physiotherapeutic techniques, homoeopathy, therapeutic ultrasound and an underwater treadmill. Appointments are arranged by telephone. The farm around the practice also runs vaulting lessons, guided trail rides, overnight accommodation for travelling riders and a couple of livery boxes.
Tierarztpraxis Oppel in Emlichheim has been practising since 1977 and focuses on large animals while also running a full small-animal surgery. Horses are covered through equine osteopathy alongside the practice's general large-animal work, which includes herd health monitoring, vaccination, diagnostics, obstetrics and surgery. The small-animal side offers preventive care, dentistry, orthopaedics, breeding examinations and imaging including digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy. The practice keeps extended weekday hours and is also open on Saturdays.
Tierarztpraxis Peter Bröker is a mixed veterinary practice in Emlichheim in the Grafschaft Bentheim, close to the Dutch border. Horses are treated as part of the practice's large-animal work, which also covers cattle and pigs with herd health management, obstetrics, fertility work and surgery. The small-animal side handles dogs, cats, small pets, birds and exotics, with vaccination, surgery, dentistry, orthopaedics, allergy testing, digital radiography and ultrasound. An in-house laboratory supports blood, parasitological and bacteriological testing.
Tierärztliche Praxis für Pferde Cathrin Möhring is a mobile equine veterinary practice based in Elsfleth, with equine dentistry as its main focus. Dental disorders are common in horses and are often only noticed once serious changes have developed, so the practice works preventively: annual checks for horses over five and six-monthly checks for young horses from about two and a half, when problems such as retained milk caps can appear. Treatment is normally carried out under sedation to allow thorough, careful work. Beyond dentistry the practice is also available for other equine complaints, and covers a radius of roughly 120 km around Elsfleth with appointments by arrangement, including weekends and holidays.
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Habermann is a veterinary practice at Ehra-Lessien treating small animals and horses. Dr. Birgita Habermann offers osteopathy and dental correction for horses alongside general veterinary care. For dogs and cats the practice provides physiotherapy, acupuncture, laser therapy and X-ray diagnostics. Monthly animal-care tips and practice information are published on the practice website.
Pferdepraxis Ankum-Besten is the equine veterinary practice of Dr. Bernadette Leonczuk, working from Besten in Eggermühlen, Lower Saxony. The practice is horse-only and covers pre-purchase examinations, orthopaedic lameness work-ups, cardiology and respiratory diagnostics. Ultrasound examinations for foals and broodmares are also part of the service. Dr. Leonczuk holds German veterinary registration and works ambulatory across the surrounding region.
Pferdezahnzentrum Döhle is an equine dental practice run by Dr Katharina Ros at Egestorf-Döhle in Lower Saxony. It covers diagnostics and treatment of the horse's mouth, from routine dentistry through to orthodontic work. Treatment is set in a wider context: the practice also works on the cervical spine and ECVM, orthopaedics and physiotherapy, and draws on naturopathic methods. Its premise is that the mouth reflects the horse's overall condition, so cases are coordinated with the owner's vet and therapists.
Paardenpraktijk Eemsmond is a veterinary practice working exclusively with horses in the Eemsmond area of northern Groningen. It is run as a partnership by two equine vets, drs. H.J. Rutgers and drs. J.A.A. Stevens. The practice serves horse owners and yards across the surrounding villages, and appointments are made by telephone.
Tierarztpraxis Eddesse is a mixed practice for large and small animals at Edemissen in Lower Saxony, led by Dr. med. vet. Dorothee Müller. On the equine side it provides ambulatory examination and treatment of horses, vaccinations, pregnancy checks, blood sampling, equine passports and microchipping. The practice also runs a broad complementary-medicine programme for horses: chiropractic, acupuncture and acupressure after Penzel, laser and magnetic-field therapy, COB inhalation therapy, leech therapy and bioresonance, supported by an in-house laboratory and X-ray and ultrasound imaging. A certified animal physiotherapist joined the team in 2026 for rehabilitation, pain management and mobility work. Cattle, sheep, goats and farmed deer are looked after alongside the small-animal clinic.
Tierarztpraxis Papenhorst is a family-run mixed practice in Edemissen-Alvesse led by Dr. Jörg Heide. It treats horses, pigs including mini pigs, and large and small ruminants alongside companion animals, and holds a dedicated consultation hour for equines. Diagnostic capability includes digital radiography, echocardiography with ECG and colour-doppler ultrasound, supporting lameness work-ups, ophthalmology and pre-purchase examinations with written reports. Surgical work covers trauma surgery, castration, obstetrics and caesarean section, and the practice also offers dentistry, herd management and breeding advice. A 24-hour emergency service is available.
The veterinary partnership of Dr. Jan-Enno Faber and Caroline Faber runs a large, modern mixed practice in Echem in the Lüneburg district. The practice treats horses alongside dogs, cats, small pets and farm livestock, so equine patients are seen as part of routine daily work rather than as an exception. Both vets are members of the Lower Saxony veterinary chamber. Appointments are made by telephone, and the practice serves owners across the surrounding Elbe region.
