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Managing a horse’s hoof abscess with PEMF may help expedite the healing process.

It makes sense that once the pus is released and the pressure relieved, that the wound usually heals and the pain goes with it.

You can help the process along with PEMF, essentially stimulating good oxygenation, better blood flow to the body, in turn, allowing it to heal itself.

If it sounds simple that’s because it is.

This is a shout-out for Christine Nelson and her PEMF therapy. A few weeks ago, we were chatting at a horse show and the topic of my older pony and his case of laminitis came up. I expressed how distraught I was that he was in so much pain, and nothing we were doing seemed to be helping him move in a positive direction. With no pressure at all, Chris suggested I give her therapy a try and I am so glad I did. Without a doubt, it has helped Pokey turn a corner. He's clearly more comfortable, walking better, and I've even been able to reduce his bute--all within one week and his first 3 sessions. Chris truly loves animals and and the whole energy she brings in the barn is healing . If you have a horse or pony who suffers from laminitis, definitely look into this. Pokey and I are so appreciative--thank you, Chris! (And Pokey says he's sorry about messing with your velcro straps!)