PEMF Therapy for Equines & Bovines

Enhancing Performance and Recovery.

gastric discomfort prevention

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improved joint health

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reduce inflammation

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prevent back pain

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stress reduction

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gastric discomfort prevention • improved joint health • reduce inflammation • prevent back pain • stress reduction •

Relieve Pain & Accelerate Recovery

PEMF Therapy is widely used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain from conditions like arthritis, laminitis, and joint conditions. It also speeds up recovery from injuries, helping your horse get back to feeling great faster.

Safe, Non-Invasive, and Easy to Use

PEMF therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free solution for horse care. It’s safe for regular use, with no side effects, making it a preferred choice for horse owners who want their equine to perform better and live longer

Support Long-Term Well-Being

PEMF Therapy isn’t just for short-term recovery; it promotes long-term cellular regeneration and relaxation, allowing the body to speed up it’s natural healing abilities, leading to improved Physical and Mental well-being. Support your horse’s health with PEMF Therapy and help it live a more comfortable, active life.

Boost Performance Naturally

High-powered PEMF therapy increases circulation, improves muscle recovery, and enhances endurance. Whether you’re preparing for competition or everyday training, PEMF helps your horse perform at its best.

A jockey in red and white silks riding a chestnut horse with the number 6 saddle cloth, racing on a dirt track during daytime.

PEMF Therapy For Race Horses

PEMF Therapy aids a horse in the post-workout routine by assisting in recovery and reducing the soreness associated with muscle strain and lactic acid build up. It also helps a horse to train at its best, compete to its fullest, and bounce back from injury or work as quickly as possible. Regular use of PEMF relaxes the horse, reduces aches and pains, and improves general wellness.

12 of the last 16 Kentucky Derby winners have received the benefits of PEMF Therapy, and besides being popular at race tracks and arenas, PEMF Therapy is also popular with trail riding and OTTB.

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Case Study: Equine Hoof Health - Evaluating the Effect of PEMF on Sole Depth

A recent pilot study published in the Journal of Equine Rehabilitation and ScienceDirect.com evaluated the effects of Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) on the sole depth of the equine hoof. Thin soles and poor palmar angles are common issues among performance horses.

A woman smiling and wearing a Kansas Jayhawks t-shirt petting a small, brown donkey inside a barn with metal walls, hay on the ground, and a blue feed tub in the background. The donkey is getting PEMF treatment.
A brown horse standing inside a wooden barn, getting PEMF treatment
A cow lying in a pink metal pen at a farm, with veterinary equipment on a wooden table in front.

  • "At this point in my career, I can barely imagine what it would be like without [PEMF Therapy]. I use it so often for my horses: before Competition, after competition, for recovery, after strenuous workouts, and sometimes just for relaxation."

    - Rosie Nopravnik

    2x Kentucky Oaks Winner

  • "[PEMF Therapy] puts my horses in a happier place. They train better, have reduced muscle stiffness and soreness, and overall the MagnaWave seems to help their performance."

    Brad Cox

    Kentucky Derby Winning Trainer

  • "For all of our physio needs, MagnaWave is our go-to. Using the MagnaWave machines for both their feet and bodies is one of the best ways to stop injuries in their tracks. "

    Tamie Smith

    US Olympian and Kentucky 3 Day Champ