Horses place considerable physical demands on their muscles, joints and soft tissues.
This is particularly true for horses involved in regular riding, schooling, jumping, racing, dressage or competition, but everyday movement and ageing can also affect how a horse feels and moves.
Horse owners may choose to include PEMF as part of routines centred around:
- Post-exercise recovery
- Muscular relaxation
- Conditioning and general wellbeing
- Supporting horses during periods of demanding training
- Targeted care of specific areas
- Maintaining older horses
- Regular stable and yard wellness routines
- Complementing equine physiotherapy and professional care
PEMF should be regarded as part of a wider approach to equine wellbeing rather than a replacement for appropriate veterinary diagnosis or treatment.




