Animal Naturopath Kim Krapp
I am an animal naturopath and animal physiotherapist with many years of experience in the holistic care of animals. In addition to a solid educational background and numerous further training courses in areas such as acupuncture, phytotherapy, bioresonance and physiotherapy, my particular focus is on behaviour and psychosomatics.
My intuitive approach and keen sense of animals’ needs shape my daily work. This enables me to identify connections between physical symptoms and emotional well-being and to understand them holistically.
Professional Background
- Training as an animal naturopath (dogs, cats and horses)
- Training as an animal physiotherapist (specialising in dogs and horses)
- Additional qualification: Psychosomatics in veterinary medicine
- Several years’ practical experience working with horses (grooming, husbandry, healthcare)
Further education and training:
A selection of training courses completed:
- Acupuncture, including acupuncture concepts and meridian therapy
- Homeopathy & phytotherapy
- Aromatherapy & apitherapy
- Symbiosis regulation (intestines, microbiome, leaky gut)
- MycotherapyReflexology & skin stimulation techniques (including bloodletting, Kneipp therapy, wraps, healing clay)
- Kinesiological taping & animal kinesiology
- Magnetic field, laser, electro- & colour therapy
- Cupping, trigger point therapy, dry needling
- Shockwave & underwater therapy
- Lymphatic drainage (horses)
- Bioresonance therapy according to Paul Schmidt (certified)
- Functional neuroanatomy & neuromotor function in dogs and horses
- Active training therapy in canine physiotherapy
- Dog sledding & dog-specific aspects
- Hoof orthopaedics, shoeing & hoof preparation
- Emotions & expressive behaviour in dogs & horses
- Psychological and physical stressors in behavioural medicine
- Bereavement support