Pulsed Electomagnetic Field Therapy has been highly recommended by leading veterinarians across the country since its inception in 2007 for all types of Equine lameness such as but not limited to : suspensory ligament injuries, bowed tendons, bone fractures, laminitis, navicular issues, stifle injuries, and general muscle soreness caused by strenuous activities where a great deal of stress is put on a horse's joints, tendons, and skeletal structures. 

The magnetic pulsed therapy has the unique ability to restore normal motion and neurological firing patterns to affected spinal joints, release adjacent tight and unbalanced muscles, break up scar tissue and adhesions, and disperse lactic acid and other metabolic waste products from treated tissue, and increase blood flow, nutrients and oxygen to affected areas. As any vet will tell you, increased circulation is the key to healing any horse's injury.  The beauty of the pulsed magnetic therapy is that it is 100% non-invasive and 100% pain free, unlike previous therapies utilized in the past for injuries , such as bowed tendons. 

When beginning a treatment with  any horse, we tend to begin on the shoulder and neck area and allow the horse to adjust to the pulse. We always begin with a very low intensity, and let the horse's reaction indicate whether or not the intensity can be increased.  Normal treatment times range from approximately 15 minutes to 45 minutes, depending on the severity of the injury or issue. For  general muscle soreness, we will move the loops around the horse's body on both sides, and in the case of a specific injury or problem, will focus the attention on that specific problem area.