2. What conditions can the CET Equine Spa therapy be used for?
The CET Equine Spa can be used for common conditions found in horses from the hock down including tendinitis, ligament damage, wounds and cuts, sore shins, wind galls, bog spavins, laminitis, poor hoof growth, joint conditions and general stiffness and soreness.
The water in the CET Equine Spa is too cold for swimming.
5. Can I treat stifle and shoulder problems with the Equine Spa?
The CET Equine Spa utilises very cold water as part of the therapy and it is not possible to submerse major muscle groups in the water otherwise the horse would suffer from hypothermia. Therefore it is used for the treatment of conditions from the hock down where there are no major muscle groups.
6. What is the difference between an Equine Spa and an Equine Aqua Treadmill?
The CET Equine Spa is used for the treatment of leg injuries from the hock down to the foot while the Aqua Treadmill [underwater walker] is used as an exercise medium or as a rehabilitation medium when the horse is ready to begin exercising after injury. The CET Equine Spa can be used during the acute stage of an injury [when exercise is not possible] as well as the later rehabilitation phase of recovery, but also as a preventative therapy before and after competition.
CET Limited are focusing on Europe and the USA as the premier markets but can ship the CET Equine Spa to any country. Please contact us for more information.