In the world of horse care, there’s a saying: “No hoof, no horse.” This simple phrase reflects the importance of healthy hooves to a horse’s overall well-being and performance. Without proper hoof care, even the most well-trained and fit horse can struggle with discomfort, lameness, and even long-term health issues. While traditional hoof care methods like regular trimming, shoeing, and proper nutrition are essential, many horse owners are turning to cutting-edge wellness solutions to support their horse’s hoof health, and MagnaWave PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy is leading the way.

During a MagnaWave session, it’s common to see the muscles palpitating around the area of the attachment coil. This is completely normal as long as the animal looks comfortable with the power setting. It should be noted that muscle movement is NOT required for your animal to receive PEMF benefits. DO NOT increase the machine just to see muscle movement. Read your animal’s body language to see if they’re comfortable and adjust accordingly. Always prioritize their comfort and well-being to ensure a positive and effective session.

Equine ulcers commonly affect horses. These painful lesions can affect a horse’s stomach lining, impacting their overall health, behavior, and performance. While traditional treatments like dietary changes, anti-ulcer medication, and stress management remain crucial, MagnaWave PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) is a great alternative in preventing and managing ulcers.

Show pigs are more than just animals; they are athletes. They endure rigorous training schedules, long hours of standing during shows, and the physical toll of traveling to competitions. Unfortunately, this demanding lifestyle can lead to stiffness and mobility issues, affecting their comfort, performance, and ability to shine in the ring.

Pictured is a past client Trevor and Ruger (pig) showing at Loveland's County Fairgrounds in 2024

Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) is a severe and often debilitating condition affecting horses’ central nervous systems. Fortunately, MagnaWave offers a promising option for managing the recovery process in horses affected by EPM. What exactly is EPM you ask? EPM is a neurological disease caused predominantly by the protozoan Sarcocystis neurona. Protozoa are single-cell organisms with a nucleus that derive their nutrition from the host. Horses typically contract EPM through ingesting contaminated feed or water containing the protozoan. After ingestion, the protozoa multiply in extra-neural tissues and attack the central nervous system. your horses may have symptoms like

A recent case study was performed on a herd of dairy cows suffering from Acidosis and Mastitis. This in turn jeopardized their milk production and overall health. The study concludes the use of magnawave and its effects on the cows, take a look for yourself!