Hydro-therapy
and Your Equine Athlete
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| "For many years
veterinarians, trainers and other equine enthusiasts have used water as
a therapy for sore limbs and muscle injuries. After a long day of work,
or a vigorous exercise routine, many people take the opportunity to indulge
themselves in a few moments of pleasure with a water-jet massage in their
home spas or showers. Hydro-therapy spas are wonderful for people but not
practical for the horse owner or trainer when you consider cost limitations
and design problems. Ideally, a stream in our backyard or training facility
would provide an excellent means for relaxing not only the rider but also
the equine athlete. |
| With the advent
of the Equine Hydro-T™ the benefits of a human hydro-therapeutic spa,
along with the convenience of a backyard stream, are combined into one product.
The patented Equine Hydro-T™ attaches to a hose at the barn and directs
a pleasant, pulsating hydro-therapeutic massage to the tendons, joints and
muscles that have experienced a workout or injury. |
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Throughout the years in my
veterinary practice I recommended using a regular garden hose to help
reduce swelling and provide a therapeutic treatment for medical problems
associated with injury or strenuous workouts. When describing this therapy
to clients I often used a shower massage analogy to explain how this treatment
could help their athlete. While driving away I always contemplated the
need for a massage unit like those found in most people's showers or spas.
I also was discouraged at the inconsistencies inherent in using a garden
hose. The Equine Hydro-T™ answers this need by providing inexpensive,
consistent, pulsating hydro-therapy using a convenient handheld instrument.
With routine use of the Equine Hydro-T™ your equine athlete will
stay on top, whatever the discipline."
Rob Keene, DVM
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us at infohydrot@aol.com
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