PEMF Therapy for Horses

With Centropix KLOUD+ PEMF Therapy, your horse can receive the gentle support that it needs for better performance, reduced anxiety while traveling, and the ideal therapy for muscles, joints, and tissues without adverse side effects.

A dog may be man’s best friend, but the horse wrote history

From the Civil War until now, horses have always been regarded as the reliable and trusty friend in battle and a great companion for early morning trail riding. Horses are unique animals that take great dedication to their care and overall health.

PEMF therapy was first introduced into the United States when it was used to heal broken legs in racehorses.

This is why the Centropix KLOUD PEMF therapy device for horses is also unique and reliable. Whether your horse is a cherished pet or the winning show horse, they deserve the very best therapy available in the equine industry. Give your horse the natural, gentle therapy it needs for optimal performance and better overall health.

Why is PEMF therapy so effective for horses?

Did you know that PEMF therapy has been a well-respected method of therapy in the equine community for many years? PEMF therapy was first introduced into the United States when it was used to heal broken legs in racehorses. It was in 1979 that the FDA approved PEMF therapy for the treatment of nonunion fractures, failed fusions, and congenital pseudarthrosis in humans.

Horses face unique challenges that other pets do not. This is why PEMF therapy has become a popular and well-respected method of healing for more than a decade. This therapy promotes relaxation prior to daily exercising and competition. Additionally, PEMF therapy encourages better overall health, increased tensile strength (tendons), reduces anxiety during transport, and promotes quicker recovery from injury. 

What common injuries have been successfully treated with PEMF therapy?

Keeping your horse well and agile is a daily commitment

One of the best things you can do for your horse is PEMF therapy. This therapy is the key to achieving optimal performance and wellness in equestrian sports and is noted for: