Enhance recovery, performance & well-being

Electrotherapy is a cutting-edge treatment used to support equine health, rehabilitation, and performance. By using controlled electrical stimulation, this therapy helps to accelerate healing, reduce pain, and enhance muscle function in horses recovering from injuries or undergoing performance conditioning.

How Electrotherapy works

Electrotherapy involves the application of electrical currents to targeted areas of the horse’s body. Depending on the treatment type, this can:
• Stimulate blood flow to promote tissue repair
• Reduce inflammation and swelling for faster recovery
• Ease muscle tension and pain relief
• Strengthen muscles and improve overall performance

Common uses of Electrotherapy in horses

Electrotherapy is widely used for:
✔ Soft tissue injuries, such as tendon and ligament strains
✔ Joint pain and arthritis management
✔ Muscle rehabilitation and strengthening
✔ Recovery from competition fatigue
✔ Nerve stimulation for improved mobility

Types of Electrotherapy

Different forms of electrotherapy are available depending on your horse’s needs:
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) – Pain relief and muscle relaxation
NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation) – Strengthening and reconditioning muscles
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) – Promotes circulation and accelerates healing
Laser Therapy & Ultrasound Therapy – Often used alongside electrotherapy for enhanced results

Why choose Electrotherapy for your horse?

• Non-invasive & drug-free treatment
• Supports natural healing processes
• Reduces reliance on medication
• Enhances performance & prevents injuries

Book a Electrotherapy session for your horse today

At Theravet, we offer expert electrotherapy treatments tailored to your horse’s needs. Whether your horse is recovering from an injury or requires ongoing support for peak performance, our experienced team is here to help.

Chipperfield, Herts

01923 260012

info@theravet.com

East Neuk, Fife

01333 409499

fife@theravet.com