Equilibrium Massage Mitt

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Please note that in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 we can only accept items returned to us for inspection if they are clean and dry, even if they are faulty. Using heat is a great way to help sensitive horses who may find massage too much. Heat is non-invasive, gentle and well accepted with many associated benefits. This superb product is designed to offer effective, affordable and easy to use massage therapy for all horses and ponies. With three different settings – high, medium and low – which can be selected easily from the mitt itself, it enables you to select the intensity of the program to suit your horse. Each program has three different types of massage – pulsing, vibration and stroking –to ensure all muscles are worked in different ways. Each session will last for 10 minutes ensuring you have enough time for full coverage over the horses muscle groups. Plus – the Hotspot heat pad is not just for horses! You can use it on yourself too! What inspired the horse Massage Mitt Hotspot Heat Pad for horses?

The battery can take up to 12 hours for a full charge, and once charged will power at least 10 x 10-minute sessions with heat and massage on the high setting. Kerbl Kincade Kitchy & Co KM Elite KONG Le Chameau LeMieux Leovet Lighthouse Likits Lincoln Living Nature While this Massage Pad is suitable for multiple sizes of horses, the size who most benefit from the standard size are those 14.1hh – 16.1hh, or in 5ft9 to 6ft3 rugs. Pony and XL sizes are available for horses and ponies either side of that range. The Massage Mitt can be easily incorporated into your warming up and cooling down routine. The medium setting can be used to help warm muscles up prior to exercise. The low setting can then be used to cool down the muscles. If you have had a musculoskeletal therapist (ie. Physiotherapist, chiropractor, massage therapist etc) treat your horse they may have identified areas where your horse would most benefit from some extra massage.Airowear Ancol Ariat At Home in the Country Barbour Barrier Bartleby Battles Bob Martin Carhartt Carr Day Martin Champion Open the base of the Hotspot heat pad by using the red tabs. Plug the connector into the battery and then you’re ready to go! Mark Todd Mountain Horse NAF Nuumed Perry Equestrian Pet Munchies PolyJumps Premier Equine Purina Red Gorilla Regatta Ridgeline Next hold the mitt on the target area for at least 5 minutes (on medium, or high if required). If your horse is comfortable, start to apply some pressure through the mitt during this time, as this can help to increase the vibrations the horse feels. Some horses will lean into the mitt which is a sure sign that you’ve hit the spot!

If you wish to return an item for any reason, you can either take the item(s) to your local store or send to: Use both heat and massage together for the ultimate combination. This is best used in one area or over a small area. Choosing your massage setting Massage and heat are two simple ways in which we can help support healthy muscle function in our horse. Then use a stroking motion again for a further 1-2minutes (on medium or low) to finish off the massage. Make sure plenty of fresh water is available as a good massage can make a horse thirsty. Spend longer on the areas that are specific to what your horse needs. We suggest 4 minutes per targeted muscle group, again being sure to do the same on both sides of the horse. For more information on muscle groups specific to discipline, read here. How can Massage benefit horses?

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