Magnawave PEMF Therapy

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We use high-powered PEMF technology to target and treat wounds, injuries, sore muscles, musculoskeletal issues, arthritis, and more.  Western Equine Wellness is certified and insured as a PEMF Practitioner and pride ourselves in our knowledge and education when it comes to PEMF Therapy.  

Our sessions are unique to each horse and their needs- the combination of body language and feedback from our equipment aid in locating areas of sensitivity. Our custom sessions range between 45 and 60 minutes.

Every PEMF Session includes a free Red Light Poll Cap treatment as well!

PEMF Therapy stands for Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Frequency; PEMF works on a cellular level to recharge and rejuvenate the mind and body.

 The Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Frequencies cause an atomic excitement within the cells; this promotes cellular function by recharging and rejuvenating them. When cells become weak, tired, damaged, etc. they tend to lose their charges; which inhibits proper blood circulation, oxygenation, and nutrition absorption. This therapy works directly to promote the above listed and kickstart the body.

Our PEMF Therapy units can penetrate up to 40 inches into the body, thus treating the entire body once the session is completed. The main objective of PEMF Therapy is to directly increase blood circulation and oxygenation up to 200% during a session- this is the key to rapid and natural healing!  PEMF Therapy works to: 

-Improve Blood Circulation + Oxygenation

-Aids in Wound and Injury Healing

(soft tissue, muscle, and bone)

-Reduce Swelling  + Inflammation 

-Aids with Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, + Osteoporosis 

-Aids in Body Relief from Compensation --Promotes Endorphin Release

-Promotes Healthy Cell Detox + Nutrient Absorption

-Provides Natural, Drug-Free Pain Relief

During the first session or two- horses can be a little antsy as it’s sending energy into the body. Once the horse figures out their sessions, they begin to relax and often times sleep through it.

Our sessions cover the entire body-

Including the girth, stomach, legs, hooves, jaw, and poll. 

When areas of sensitivity or reactivity are found- increased “bouncing” and “pulsing” may occur. The reactivity tends to subside once the area is essentially “recharged”.

Horses will show signs of release such as yawning, chomping, licking, chewing, getting soft eyes, cocking a leg, etc.

These are all positive signs of releasing stress, tension, and endorphin releases.