About Me

Since childhood, I've been fascinated by how nature and its systems work. This interest, combined with my love of animals, led me to study biology at ETH Zurich. There, I earned my bachelor's and master's degrees, specializing in microbiology and immunology. It has always been important to me to put observations on a scientifically sound basis and to critically examine complex relationships. My studies not only taught me analytical thinking, but also the ability to communicate knowledge in an understandable way.

Professionally, I was able to gain diverse experience in the pharmaceutical industry – from drug production to clinical research.

 

Since I enjoy sharing my knowledge and wanted to incorporate my passion for horses into my career, I decided to establish a second business in the field of horse feeding.

As the owner of a greedy Freiberger gelding, I have studied feeding and training intensively. In doing so, I realized that modern horse husbandry presents many challenges—in particular, excessive feed intake relative to exercise, which leads to obesity and long-term health problems.

 

In numerous conversations with stable owners, fellow riders, and horse owners, I've found that there's often uncertainty or a lack of knowledge about feeding. Since veterinarians and therapists are usually not specialized in horse feeding, well-founded, individually tailored feeding plans are often lacking. Many horse owners feel left alone with their questions and have limited access to professional advice.

 

My goal over the next few years is to accompany numerous horses and their owners and help them optimally adapt feeding to their individual needs. It's especially important to me that owners not only receive recommendations, but also understand why certain feeding methods are beneficial and what advantages and disadvantages they entail. My goal is to provide horse owners with in-depth knowledge and to be a reliable contact for questions and individual advice.

 

I look forward to accompanying and advising you and your horse on your individual feeding journey!