First Session | MD Equine Wellness

01

What Happens During a Session

Session Duration

A full body session typically lasts 30–45 minutes.

Work is done across

Main muscle chains
Key functional areas — neck, back, pelvis, shoulders
Targeted zones if needed

What you may see

Yawning, licking, chewing
Relaxation or shifting weight
Sometimes increased alertness

These are normal responses. The goal is functional change, not just relaxation.

02

What PEMF Is

PEMF = Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy.
It uses controlled electromagnetic pulses and may support normal cellular activity, tissue recovery and neuromuscular comfort.

In practical terms: it is used to support the horse's normal recovery and comfort.

03

Before the Session

Do

Brush the horse — remove mud, dirt & tangles
Keep the coat dry
Check for contraindications

Do Not

Fly spray on treatment areas
Liniment, gel or creams
Wet coat before session

Contraindications

Please tell me before booking about fever, active infection, open or actively bleeding wounds, pregnancy, recent procedures, medication changes or any veterinary concerns. The session may need to be postponed, adapted or cleared by your veterinarian.

Vaccinations

Tell me about recent or upcoming vaccinations so the session can be timed appropriately.

04

After the Session

Encourage Movement

Hand walking or turnout helps support lymphatic drainage and circulatory benefits.

Hydration

Ensure access to fresh water — hydration is key.

05

Important to Know

Not every horse changes the same way after one session
Some show immediate difference
Others need consistency

This is not about a "quick fix." It is about supporting long-term performance, recovery, and comfort.

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