Pulse Equine was recently used to treat a horse with an injury to the DDFT (Deep Digital Flexor Tendon) of the right hind. The time elapsed between the two ultrasounds below is less than 3 months, with the difference plain to see! The DDFT is found in the front and hind limbs

Using PEMF to treat Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Desmitis, DSLD is a systemic disease of the connective tissue. This degenerative bilateral condition results from faulty healing of the suspensory ligament causing a thickening and hardening of the ligament and/or its branches.

Poll tightness can take a number of treatments to resolve, especially if the tension is found much further afield. The is one of the main reasons that when using PEMF Pulse Equine we pulse the whole pathway, allowing the body to find its own equilibrium.

An in depth look at your equines limb loading and how a limb loading assessment is made, corrections, rehab advice and exercises,

ground poles at the walk increase muscle activity in both the longissimus dorsi (major back muscle group running along the spine) and the abdominal muscles. Ground poles at the trot increase muscle activity of the abdominal muscles.