Pain Relief:

• The radiofrequency energy stimulates circulation and nerve activity, reducing pain from acute injuries or chronic conditions such as arthritis. 
• Reduces inflammation in conditions like osteoarthritis or joint trauma.

Faster Recovery from Injuries:

• Promotes tissue regeneration and repair in cases of tendon or ligament injuries, wounds, or surgical recovery, speeding up the natural healing process
• Helps repair tissue damage by enhancing collagen production and reducing healing time

Reduces Inflammation:

• Increases blood flow and lymphatic drainage, which helps reduce swelling in areas affected by inflammation, such as joints or muscle tissues.

Improved Mobility:

• Softens tight muscles, enhances joint flexibility, and restores natural movement, making it beneficial for horses with restricted range of motion or stiffness.
• Eases tension and encourages faster recovery from overexertion.

Enhances Muscle Performance:

• Encourages better oxygenation and nutrient delivery to muscles, which can prevent fatigue and improve performance in athletic horses.

Helps with Chronic Conditions:

• Addresses issues like degenerative joint diseases or repetitive strain injuries.
• Reduction in chronic scar tissue

How the Treatment is Administered:

A trained equine therapist or veterinarian will use an INDIBA device with specialised applicators designed for animals. The procedure involves:

• Applying the device to affected areas using a conductive gel.
• Adjusting the settings based on your horse’s condition and specific treatment goals.
• Each area takes about 15-20 minutes, for pain relief the treatment is cumulative, this means the horse will need a short intense course of 2-3 sessions and then spreading the gap between sessions until they are going 4-8 weeks between sessions depending on the horse.

Is INDIBA Suitable for Your Horse?

If your horse has issues like a tendon strain, chronic joint pain, or difficulty recovering after intense activity, INDIBA therapy can be a helpful addition to their care. Consulting with a veterinarian or equine therapist experienced in INDIBA will help determine the best treatment plan.