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Holzkirchen (Oberbayern)

Pferdeklinik am Kirchberg

Practice in Piesenkamer Straße 18, 83607 Holzkirchen, Germany

The Kirchberg Equine Clinic combines professional excellence with deep compassion for every single animal. In a bright, modern environment, a highly specialized team is dedicated around the clock to the recovery of their patients. Thanks to state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures such as MRI and close, transparent cooperation with horse owners, clients feel entirely secure at all times. Absolute professionalism and a genuine love for horses are tangible in every situation here.

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Treated animals

  • Large & Farm Animals

    • horses

Medical focus areas and specializations

  • anesthesia
  • cardiology
  • chiropractic & osteopathy
  • CT
  • dentistry
  • dermatology
  • ECG
  • general medicine
  • gynecology
  • internal medicine
  • neurology
  • ophthalmology
  • orthopedics
  • physiotherapy
  • pre-purchase examination
  • surgery
  • ultrasound
  • x-ray

Opening hours

Today
Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Spoken languages

  • 🇩🇪 German
  • 🇬🇧 English

Payment methods

Cash
Financing
Girocard, Mastercard, Visa
Insurance
Invoice

Contact

Practice location

Pferdeklinik am Kirchberg

Practice location

Piesenkamer Straße 18

83607 Holzkirchen

Germany

Team 4

Reviews

5.0
Слава КононSeptember 11, 2022

Super

5.0
mo foJuly 6, 2017

State of the art equine hospital.

5.0
J JJanuary 26, 2026

Absolutely fantastic clinic! Empathetic care, expert treatment, and they really address the owners' questions. Thank you to the whole team for the loving care of our almost 28-year-old Fjord gelding. We are simply happy and relieved that he's doing well again after the colic and that we were able to take him home. We felt we were in excellent hands.

5.0
G SFebruary 23, 2026

Colic Emergency 02/2026. We had heard only good things about this clinic before, and when we had a colic emergency, we immediately chose the Kirchberg Clinic. Upon arrival, we were helped with unloading, and two veterinarians with four assistants escorted us to the treatment room. It was immediately clear that the procedures between the veterinarians and assistants were extremely well-coordinated, and despite the emergency, the atmosphere was very pleasant and never hectic or panicky. The veterinarians spoke to us repeatedly throughout the treatment and explained the next steps. We felt safe and secure throughout the entire process and were never left alone. What we particularly appreciated was how the veterinarians handled the horse during the initial examination. They spoke to the horse calmly, observed it, and frequently praised or stroked it. We asked them to lunge our horse wearing leg wraps and bell boots. The leg wraps and bell boots were cleaned after each lunging session and placed near the radiator. The stalls and the entire facility are very clean and incredibly well-equipped. There's no hectic atmosphere, bad mood, or restlessness. The stable aisle is very peaceful, the stalls are a good size and bright, and the grooms are very calm and genuinely kind to the horses. The grooms are very friendly and approachable with the owners. When we asked when we could visit our horse, we were told we were welcome anytime. When we were finally able to take our horse home, a groom accompanied us to the trailer, and the vet took the time to answer any remaining questions. We are so glad we chose this clinic and are incredibly grateful to the entire team for helping our horse in this situation. We will definitely recommend this clinic.

5.0
Patricia EbnerOctober 21, 2025

My gelding had colic symptoms for three days in a row, and our vet referred us to the Kirchberg Equine Clinic. From the very first minute, I felt that my horse's well-being was being cared for with both competence and compassion. Colic surgery was also a possibility, and I had a 25-minute phone conversation about it, during which I ultimately decided against surgery (despite having insurance). Even in this regard, there was no attempt to pressure me into any decision. A gastroscopy was performed (my horse has stomach ulcers), along with several other examinations. After seven days and many anxious hours, I was able to bring my beloved horse home yesterday. I also found the price very reasonable. My horse was there for four days as an intensive care patient and three days as a "normal" patient. A wide range of examinations were performed (gastroscopy, ultrasound, blood tests, etc.), and it cost €3,100. Many, many thanks to the entire team – you are incredibly dedicated and perform miracles every day. ♥️ Patricia with Oily

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