At horse shows it is not unusual and to see pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy systems treating stiff, sore, hard-working horses in show barns. On the market, many devices can be used for the back, shoulders and stifle, with attachments for the neck, the legs, and feet. Any problem area can be treated. To treat your horse’s problem Can Pemf For Equestrian Use will be helpful?
To use PEMF devices are a bit more complicated than just placing a magnet on the tissue. Composed of coils of copper wire Pulse Electromagnetic Field Devices are made through which a current of electrical energy is delivered. Surging through the coil the current is turned on and off a number of times per second. With the pulse of current, the magnetic field expands around the coil, and then collapses, expands and collapses again. The fields are typically much larger when compared with PEMF versus static magnets so you do not have to place the PEMF coil right on the area needing therapy. This is the one benefit. Some coils can emit a measurable magnetic field up to 18” from the surface of the coil given the correct amount of current and the optimum number of coil windings. On equine patients Pemf For Equestrian Use makes it easy to use by strategically placing the coils in known problem areas like joints and major muscle groups.
In small animal rehabilitation centres, PEMF beds are now widely used to assist in therapy for degenerative conditions like arthritis and hip dysplasia. The owners and trainers can generally see and feel an improvement in the way the horse moves after short treatments over several days.
With pulsed magnetic therapy Horses, dogs, cats, and pets have been successfully treated. For improving the performance of racehorses it is especially recommended.
