Your visit

Before visiting

Digital registration and registration via Petleo
Equine passport
Brief preliminary report from your veterinarian
Available laboratory results, X-rays, and other findings can also be sent in advance by email
pferdeklinik@lmu.de
Treatment contract (please fill it out and bring it with you or fill it out on Petleo)
Power of attorney if the horse is not being delivered by the owner
For foals: Transponder, if already available

Inpatient stay

horse box with horse and staff — © Klinik für Pferde

We have more than 50 stalls in various stable wings, including 4 isolation stalls, to provide the best possible care for all patients. Depending on the reason for your horse's stay, our nursing staff will stable it in a suitable stable wing.

Feeding
As standard, we feed hay at least three times a day and mash twice a day. We provide high-quality hay and various supplementary feed. Please feel free to let us know if your horse has any special requirements and we will do our best to accommodate them. You are welcome to bring your own feed, but we ask that you keep this to an absolute minimum to enable us to work efficiently.
Automatic water troughs are available in all stalls. If your horse needs a water bucket, please let us know and we will take care of it.

Please only feed your horse during its stay at the clinic in consultation with the attending veterinarians, as it may be necessary to restrict your horse's food or water intake for examinations or treatments.
Please never feed other inpatients.

horses in the paddock — © Klinik für Pferde

Care
Horses staying overnight are groomed daily, and we also have a wash box available. Each horse has its own grooming kit, which is disinfected between patients.
Please do not bring your own grooming kit.

Exercise
Provided that their condition or treatment allows, inpatients are exercised several times a day by our nursing staff or students, and/or can spend time in the paddock. You are also welcome to exercise your horse during your visit, in consultation with the attending veterinarians.

Our lunging tent and exercise hall can also be used to exercise your horse in hand. Please speak to us and we will show you the options. Please understand that horses may not be ridden in the exercise hall during their stay at the clinic.

Blankets, halters, and other items
We provide a clinic halter. Various blankets, stable bandages, etc. are also available to make your horse's stay as comfortable as possible. Please speak to our nursing staff if you have any special requests for your horse. We recommend that you take your own halter, blankets, etc. home with you to avoid confusion.

Visiting hours

Our visiting hours are:

Monday to Friday: 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Please report to reception before going to see your horse.

Horses that are in isolation may also be visited. During your first visit, we will show you what protective clothing you need to wear to prevent infection.