General Benefits

Using your Equissage system regularly will help to promote good general health, and improve the skin, coat and hooves, and keep your horse in peak physical condition.

The Equissage back pad that treats from the poll to the dock, and the Equissage hand unit can be used for targeting specific areas and legs and with regular use, a multitude of benefits can make a world of difference for both horses and their owners.

Equissage promotes improved circulation throughout the horse’s body.
Better blood flow means that nutrients and oxygen are delivered more efficiently to tissues, helping with recovery from exercise and injury.

Equissage assists with relieving muscle tension and promoting relaxation.
Horses, much like humans, can suffer from tight, sore muscles due to various factors including stress, poor posture, and strenuous activity. The gentle cycloid vibrations penetrate deeply into muscle tissues, encouraging them to relax and release built-up tension. This not only improves the horse's comfort but can also enhance their range of motion and overall flexibility.

Equissage can contribute to overall health by supporting the lymphatic system.
The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in immune function and waste removal. Equissage aids in the removal of waste products like lactic acid, reducing muscle fatigue and soreness.

Regular use of Equissage can assist with:

  • Enhanced Circulation: Promotes better blood flow, aiding in nutrient and oxygen delivery.
  • Faster Recovery: Helps with quicker recovery from exercise and injuries.
  • Reduced Muscle Fatigue: Alleviates muscle soreness by removing waste products like lactic acid.
  • Relief from Muscle Tension: Eases tight and sore muscles, enhancing comfort.
  • Improved Flexibility: Increases the horse's range of motion and flexibility.
  • Better Lymphatic Drainage: Supports the lymphatic system, improving immune function.
  • Stress Reduction: Provides a calming effect, reducing stress and anxiety.
  • Enhanced Performance: Keeps performance horses in peak condition.

Therapy for all disciplines.

Perform. Maintain. Recover.

As horse owners and competitors, we all share a common goal: to ensure our equine partners are in peak condition, whether they're training, competing, or simply enjoying their days in the pasture. Equissage, with its unique Cycloid Vibration Therapy (CVT), offers a host of benefits that cater to the specific needs of different equestrian disciplines.

  • Local Blood Circulation
  • Lymphatic Drainage
  • Lactic Acid & Tying up
  • Swollen Joints
  • Sore & Cold Backs
  • Maintain Flexibility
  • Assist Breeding Stallions & Mares
  • Wound & Injury Rehabilitation
  • Pulled Ligaments
  • Bruises & Hoof Abscess
  • Sore Shins
  • Competition Conditioning
  • After Competition Stiffness
  • Pre-race Conditioning
  • After Race Stiffness
  • Muscle Tears
  • Ligament & Tendon Tears
  • Respiratory Problems
  • Colic & Gut Health
  • Joint Mobility & Arthritis
  • Venous Drainage
  • Laminitis & Ringbone
  • Improve Suppleness
  • Reduce Recovery Times
  • Provide Muscle Stimulation
  • Enhance Performance
  • Increase Length of Stride
  • Sales & Show Preparation
  • Natural Anti-inflammatory
  • Help Build Top Line
  • Bruises & Hoof Abscess
  • Vertebrae Problems
  • Assist Muscle Development

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Repeatable and endless benefits:

  • Aids in digestion
  • Nourishes the skin and coat
  • Stimulates liver and kidney function
  • Strengthens the immune system
  • Reduces pain, swelling & stiffness
  • Minimises muscle atrophy and restores muscle tone
  • Loosens tight & constricted muscles
  • Releases trigger points
  • Addresses muscle spasms and knotted tissue
  • Aids in the removal of waste and toxin build up in muscle tissue
  • Reduces scar tissue formation resulting in greater mobility
  • Stimulates nerve function to improve Proprioception

Therapy Uses

Frequently Asked Questions

During training and conditioning, Equissage Therapy helps by keeping your horse's muscles and joints in optimal condition. Enhanced circulation and muscle tone improve strength and flexibility, while better lymphatic drainage helps in quicker recovery from intensive workouts. This ensures that your horse can train harder and more consistently, leading to better performance over time.

Yes, Equissage Therapy can be beneficial for managing chronic conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, and other musculoskeletal issues. By improving circulation, lymphatic drainage, and muscle tone, Equissage Therapy helps alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and enhance overall mobility and comfort for horses with chronic conditions.

Improved lymphatic drainage helps in reducing fluid retention and swelling, leading to better joint mobility and comfort. This can directly impact your horse's performance by ensuring they are not hindered by inflammation or discomfort, allowing them to perform at their best.

Equissage Therapy supports recovery by enhancing circulation and lymphatic drainage, which helps remove metabolic waste products like lactic acid from muscles. This reduces soreness and stiffness, allowing your horse to recover more quickly and comfortably after exercise or competition.

Regular use of Equissage Therapy helps maintain your horse's health by promoting optimal blood flow, efficient lymphatic drainage, and improved muscle tone. These benefits contribute to overall well-being, keeping your horse in peak condition and reducing the likelihood of injuries and illnesses.

Improved circulation from Equissage Therapy ensures that your horse’s muscles receive adequate oxygen and nutrients, enhancing endurance and reducing the risk of fatigue during performance. This leads to better stamina, quicker recovery times, and a noticeable improvement in overall athletic ability.

Equissage Therapy enhances muscle-nerve stimulation by promoting better communication between the nervous system and muscle tissues. This improved neuromuscular function leads to more coordinated and efficient muscle movements, which can enhance your horse's agility, responsiveness, and overall performance during training and competition.

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