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Dear Friends…please, please, please join me in donating to help our friends Full Circle Farm

SUCH a deserving group that could really use some help now. 17 broodmares who’ve done their jobs, now need us to do OUR jobs and make sure they’ve got enough hay to get them through the next month.

No rescue or sanctuary should ever have to go without. Even a $2 donation makes an impact!!

One of the (many) reasons we chose the Piezowave shockwave therapy device is because it's MUCH quieter than the other product on the market, which can make a big difference with sensitive or nervous horses.

Video 1, Versatron: https://youtu.be/sYVoJCDY1Fk?t=73
Video 2, Piezowave2 (our device): https://youtu.be/N4pmgAYgfgI
Whenever possible we want our patients comfortable and relaxed, which makes for a better experience for everyone!

Horse Treatment with PiezoWave Vet Dr. Sarah Peters treats a horse with the PiezoWave Vet shockwave therapy device. This horse was not sedated.

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If your horse is doing any of the following, we can help :-)
Your horse may benefit from back treatment

👉 is reluctant to move forward
👉 holds his/her back rigid.
👉 tends to throw his rider upward and forward.
👉 is reluctant to work on the bit.
👉 has trouble with lateral work, such as shoulder-in and half-pass.
👉 is stiff and crooked at the canter.
👉 changes his/her leading hind leg (swaps off behind) at the canter.
👉 has trouble with flying lead changes.
👉 bucks and kicks out.
👉 refuses jumps

Left: swollen tendon, treated with Piezowave2 shockwave (10 mm gel pad at low energy)
Right: the following day
* shockwave is very effective at treating distal limb issues!

If your horse is doing any of the following, we can help :-)
Your horse may benefit from back treatment

👉 is reluctant to move forward
👉 holds his/her back rigid.
👉 tends to throw his rider upward and forward.
👉 is reluctant to work on the bit.
👉 has trouble with lateral work, such as shoulder-in and half-pass.
👉 is stiff and crooked at the canter.
👉 changes his/her leading hind leg (swaps off behind) at the canter.
👉 has trouble with flying lead changes.
👉 bucks and kicks out.
👉 refuses jumps

Signs your horse may benefit from back treatment

👉 is reluctant to move forward
👉 holds his/her back rigid.
👉 tends to throw his rider upward and forward.
👉 is reluctant to work on the bit.
👉 has trouble with lateral work, such as shoulder-in and half-pass.
👉 is stiff and crooked at the canter.
👉 changes his/her leading hind leg (swaps off behind) at the canter.
👉 has trouble with flying lead changes.
👉 bucks and kicks out.
👉 refuses jumps

is a non-invasive and effective treatment option available for horses.

How does it work?

👉 Stimulates microcirculation; improving the delivery of oxygen and nutrients through the bloodstream.
👉 Releases “Substance P”; reduces pain naturally
👉 Angiogenesis; creates NEW blood vessels and exerts an anti-inflammatory effect
👉 Antibacterial effect; destroys or suppresses bacteria growth
👉 Releases growth factors; rapidly increased healthy cells in blood, tissue, and bone
👉 Stimulates stem cells
👉 Helps increase synovial joint fluid