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Olliver Waschek is a state-recognised farrier and master metalworker based in Hannover, trained at the veterinary university TiHo Hannover. He shoes everything from ponies to heavy horses. His work covers sport and leisure shoeing, orthopaedic and corrective shoeing, barefoot care, glue-on hoof protection and hoof reconstruction. He regularly deals with thrush, hoof abscesses, laminitis and navicular problems.
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.
Lara's Hufwerk is the mobile hoof-care practice of Lara Puls, based in Hammah, Lower Saxony. She trims minis, ponies, horses and heavy breeds barefoot, removes iron shoes and treats thrush. Additional services include Luwex pad applications, optionally secured with fabric tape, and the fitting of glue-on shoes. She also offers Bemer blanket therapy sessions.
Hufbearbeitung Janina is the mobile hoof-care practice of Janina Ridtahler, serving Göttingen and the surrounding region. She works barefoot horses with a gait analysis and an individually adjusted trim rather than a standard pattern, and fits glue-on shoes where hoof protection is needed. She also offers individual handling training for anxious, difficult or young horses so that they can be trimmed calmly. Appointments are by arrangement.
Hufbearbeitung Uphoff is the mobile hoof-care practice of Lea-Sophie Uphoff, based in Großheide and travelling throughout the Aurich, Norden and Emden area of East Frisia. She trims ponies, horses and heavy breeds, removes shoes for owners moving to barefoot, and assesses each horse's gait before and after every appointment. Trimming intervals are set per horse, usually around six weeks. She also offers a clipping service, from a simple neck strip to a full body clip.
The Good Farrier is a mobile farriery service based at Burgwedel in the Hanover region, run by Tobias Günther. He came to the trade from an industrial background after developing an interest in equine biomechanics and qualified as a state-certified farrier. The service covers barefoot trimming, conventional shoeing and orthopaedic shoeing worked out for the individual horse. Each horse is assessed and discussed with the owner before a shoeing plan is chosen, and visits are made to the horse's own yard.
Friederike Bathe runs an equine therapy practice in Gnarrenburg in the Elbe-Weser region. Her work combines hoof orthopaedics, equine osteopathy, physiotherapeutic training and feeding advice, and she treats causes rather than symptoms. Positive-reinforcement training is used to build what she calls movement-competent, self-confident horses. Rehabilitation horses can stay on site, and she runs courses for owners who want to carry the work on themselves.
Hufpflege Ottensmann is the hoof-care practice of Ralf Ottensmann in Gilten (Norddrebber), Lower Saxony. He specialises in barefoot hoof work and in advising owners who want to take their horse out of shoes, including a gentle staged transition and shoe removal. Every appointment includes a gait assessment at halt, walk and trot before and after the trim. Glue-on shoes are fitted where needed, and he works alongside vets, physiotherapists and other specialists.
Hufbeschlag Fachteam is a master farrier business (Hufschmied-Meisterbetrieb) based at Zum Luisenhof in Gifhorn, Lower Saxony. The team shoes horses of every breed, from leisure horses to sport horses, fitting each shoe individually to the horse gait and hoof health after a proper assessment. Sand and grass arenas and an indoor school on site let the farrier watch a horse move before and after shoeing for a precise reading of its way of going. The business works closely with a veterinarian so that hoof problems can be addressed together with the medical side. Horses needing long-term treatment can be stabled on the premises, and the team also travels out across the wider region from Wolfsburg and Braunschweig to Hannover, Hildesheim and Northeim.
Hufbeschlag Felix Schönemann is a farrier business based in Wanna, Lower Saxony. Originally trained as a metalworker, Felix Schönemann covers barefoot trimming, classical nailed shoeing, Duplo shoes, glue-on shoes and orthopaedic shoeing. He works with horses of every size, from mini Shetlands to Shire horses, and adapts each visit to what the individual horse needs. A published price list and online booking are available on his site.
Hufbeschlag Wedig is a family farriery in Garlstorf in the Lüneburg Heath, founded in 1996 by Karl-Jürgen "Kalle" Wedig and now run together with his son Lukas — the third generation of farriers in the family. They shoe horses of every age, from foals and youngstock through sport and leisure horses to retired veterans, and fit light shoes for carriage horses. The work covers trimming, corrective and orthopaedic shoeing, synthetic hoof repair and glue-on shoes, and they will work alongside a client's vet or clinic where needed. They do not take on sliding plates, racing plates or heavy draught work.
HTA Weserlauf is a combined hoof and horse therapy practice and training centre in Gandesbergen, Lower Saxony, run by Bernd Bischoff and Petra Wieland. The team treats hoof disease holistically, with a focus on laminitis, navicular syndrome and hoof abscesses, and provides mobile integrative equine osteopathy. Horses needing intensive treatment can be stabled on site in the therapy barn. HTA Weserlauf also trains practitioners, running a two-year osteopathy certification, a hoof-care practitioner programme and shorter seminars.
Hufbeschlag + Orthopädie Dirk Fischer is a mobile farrier and equine hoof-orthopaedics business based at Ganderkesee. Dirk Fischer works from a fully equipped mobile forge and travels to clients' yards, caring for horses from foal age through to retirement. Alongside routine trimming and shoeing he takes on complex orthopaedic hoof cases across all riding disciplines and sport requirements. The business publishes hoof-health checklists and worked examples for owners, and also supports farrier training projects in Africa.
Huf-Reha-Team is the hoof rehabilitation practice of Esther Munter and Elmar Duer in Engelschoff, Lower Saxony, each with around thirty years of experience working on hooves. They fit and teach GluShu glue-on shoes and take on rehabilitation cases where a hoof needs rebuilding rather than routine trimming. The team runs hands-on hoof workshops and continuing-education courses for farriers and vets. They also supply hoof products, including a laminitis first-aid kit. Appointments are arranged individually.
Barhufpflege Felix Held is a barefoot hoof-care practice in Dötlingen, Lower Saxony. Felix Held works without iron shoes and trims to what each hoof needs rather than to a fixed scheme - as much as necessary, as little as possible. He allows generous time per horse so the hoof can be properly assessed, and documents each visit with before-and-after photographs. Horses of every size are welcome, down to Shetland ponies. He is not accepting new clients at present.
Tarnaske GmbH is a farrier business based in Norderstedt, just outside Hamburg, run by brothers Lennart and Jan Tarnaske since the company was founded in 2022. Their team fits and shoes horses of all breeds and riding disciplines throughout Northern Germany. Alongside traditional horseshoeing, Tarnaske has developed a distinctive line of gold-colored horseshoes and produces its own hoof-care oil. The business combines classic farrier craftsmanship with a modern, product-driven brand built around horse and hoof health.
Heithaus Hufbeschlag is a family-run farrier and young-horse operation in Bockstedt near Drentwede, Lower Saxony, run by Marcel Heithaus. Alongside professional horseshoeing from a state-certified farrier trained in Münster, the family raises and trains young horses in their own converted stabling, including foal handling and imprinting from birth and preparing colts for stallion licensing (Körung). They also offer photo shoots and marketing support for horses being sold, as well as care for retired horses. The business has built its reputation over 20 years, combining traditional metalworking craft with hands-on horsemanship.
Hufbenny is a mobile farrier and hoof-care service run by Benjamin Erdmann, based in Großheide in East Frisia, northern Germany. Benjamin visits horses at their home stables to provide professional hoof trimming and shoeing, working calmly and patiently even with difficult horses. The service caters to both leisure and sport horses, since healthy, well-maintained hooves are the foundation of a sound, happy horse. Appointments can be booked by phone, WhatsApp, or the website's contact form.
RH-Huftechnik is a mobile farrier and hoof-care service based near Stade, in Deinste, Lower Saxony. The team specializes in traditional hoof trimming as well as alternative hoof protection, including Duplo and Goodsmith glue-on shoes for horses that need flexible, shock-absorbing support. They also fit and advise on Equine Fusion hoof boots for horses ridden barefoot that need extra protection on hacks or rocky terrain, and offer a Nebu-Tec Sohama II inhaler for rent to support horses' respiratory health. Every horse is assessed individually - hoof shape, workload, gait, and terrain - to find the right solution.
Joachim Jacobi is an independent farrier based in Rosengarten, near Hamburg, who has worked in hoof care since 1981 and been self-employed since 1985. His experience includes cooperation with the Pferdeklinik Barkhof and serving as farrier for the German endurance riding team at the 1994 World Championships in The Hague and the 1995 European Championships in Muileux, France. He serves clients throughout the greater Hamburg area and the Nordheide region. Jacobi continues to stay current with developments in biomechanics and hoof balance techniques.
Hufbearbeitung Anneli Sperber is a mobile hoof-care service run by farrier Anneli Sperber, based in Elmshorn, Schleswig-Holstein. She provides regular barefoot trimming every 6-8 weeks, carefully balancing each hoof to the individual horse, as well as glued-on Duplo plastic shoes as an alternative to nailed shoeing. Appointments are available Monday to Friday, and clients can reach her by phone or WhatsApp for bookings across the local area.
Heldt + Strassner GmbH is a farrier practice based in Burgdorf, in the Region Hannover area of Lower Saxony. The company provides orthopedic horseshoeing and hoof care delivered by state-certified farriers, using a combination of a permanent workshop and fully equipped mobile service vehicles. Services range from routine trimming and shoeing to specialized orthopedic hoof correction, with flexible weekly appointment scheduling and reminder calls for clients. Heldt + Strassner combines ongoing professional training with modern techniques to keep horses sound and comfortable.
Huforthopädie Emme is a hoof-care and orthopedics practice run by Katharina Emme in Buchholz in der Nordheide, Lower Saxony, Germany. Working under the motto "aus Liebe zum Pferd" (out of love for horses), Kathi specialises in barefoot hoof trimming and guiding horses through gentle transitions to barefoot. She treats the root causes of hoof problems rather than just symptoms, correcting deformities without abrupt, joint-damaging changes to a horse posture. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual horse anatomy and needs.
Hufschmied Jürgen Rabe is a mobile farrier service based in Bissendorf, Lower Saxony, serving horse owners and stables throughout the surrounding region. The service covers routine hoof trimming and shoeing as well as corrective and therapeutic shoeing for horses with conformation or lameness issues. Jürgen Rabe travels directly to clients' yards, offering flexible scheduling for both leisure and sport horses. The farrier combines traditional hoof-care craftsmanship with attention to each horse's individual gait and health needs.
