Signal reading
How to notice early changes in gait, appetite, behaviour, and performance before they become crises.
Horse Owners Hub
Field manual for owners
Clearer yard decisions
Briefings, preparation checklists, and practical explainers — so you know what you're seeing and when to call Pferdepraxis Südwest.
Owner topics
What do you need clarity on?
Visit preparation
What to have ready — history, videos, records — so yard time stays focused on the horse.
Diagnostics demystified
Plain-language explainers on ultrasound, radiography, thermography, and when each helps.
Prevention cadence
Vaccines, dental rhythm, parasite strategy, and senior care as a calendar — not a scramble.
From the practice
Latest owner briefings
[Placeholder] Demo articles until CMS / approved content lands.
Sports Medicine · 12 Jun 2026
Recognizing early signs of equine lameness
Subtle changes in stride and willingness to work often appear before overt lameness. Here’s what owners can watch for.
Dentistry · 28 May 2026
Why routine dental care protects performance
Oral discomfort can masquerade as training resistance. Preventive exams keep comfort and feed utilization on track.
Diagnostics · 4 May 2026
Thermography in modern equine diagnostics
How non-invasive thermal imaging supports earlier detection of inflammation alongside ultrasound and radiography.
FAQs
Answers owners ask most
Yes. Pferdepraxis Südwest provides ambulatory equine care across the Stuttgart region. Exact coverage radius and travel fees will be confirmed with your booking.
Coming in Phase 2
Owner tools preview
Calculators and trackers will live here later. Clinical disclaimers ship with each tool.
Horse Weight Estimation
Estimate body weight from girth and length — Phase 2 tool preview.
Drug Dosage Calculator
Educational dosage reference with mandatory clinical disclaimer.
Nutrition Planner
Forage and concentrate guidance by workload and body condition.
Lameness Tracking Log
Track severity over time and know when to call the vet.
Still unsure what you're seeing?
Education here never replaces a veterinary exam — but it should help you act sooner and more calmly.