LMentz of Pulse

20/05/2026

Good to see some vets are on board with this alternative therapy 👏

A new peer-reviewed veterinary study found dogs🐶 with arthritis receiving PEMF⚡ (a non-invasive electromagnetic therapy) improved faster in pain, limping, muscle strength, and mobility compared to standard NSAID💊 pain meds. PEMF dogs also gained about 15% more muscle mass during the study, with no reported side effects.

One challenge? PEMF can still be difficult to access locally for many pet parents. For families who can’t access PEMF therapy, or are looking for a long-term daily option, research suggests ingredients like UC-II® collagen, creatine, and eggshell membrane may provide powerful support for joint comfort, mobility, and muscle health.

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Comment “MATRIX” and we’ll send the link.

20/05/2026

Not every release is dramatic.

Sometimes it looks like this—
a softer expression, a quieter posture, and a body that no longer feels the need to hold so much tension.

Horses are constantly compensating for the load placed on their bodies, whether it’s from work, previous injuries, stress, or everyday strain. Over time, that tension becomes their normal.

PEMF helps support circulation, recovery, and nervous system regulation, allowing the body to process stress and function more efficiently.

When the system starts to regulate better, you’ll often notice the subtle changes first.
The soft eye.
The relaxed posture.
The horse that can finally switch off. 🐴✨

19/05/2026

Doug enjoying his sessions along side his brother Tenor.
Doug is now understanding what happens when I come over and as soon as I sit down he is in my lap ready for his sesion to begin 😂

15/05/2026

Lili’s first pulse session 🐴✨

She tried very hard to pretend she wasn’t enjoying it 😅

No huge reactions, no dramatic moments—just the subtle signs that tell you the system is starting to relax.

The softened eye, quieter posture, and little releases throughout the session said everything.

Not every horse shows release in big ways.
Some tell you quietly.

14/05/2026

Elvis the other day 🐴✨

The chest muscles play a huge role in posture, movement, and how the horse carries themselves. When there’s tension or overload through this area, it can affect far more than just the front end.

The fetlock also takes an incredible amount of load every single day—especially in horses that are in regular work or compensating elsewhere in the body.

PEMF helps support these areas by encouraging circulation and cellular recovery, allowing the body to process stress and function more efficiently.

Sometimes it’s not about one major issue.
It’s about supporting the body before small problems become big ones 🖤

13/05/2026

Beanie takes her release very seriously apparently 😂🖤

Loose jaw, soft eye, and plenty of funny faces during her session today.

These moments might look silly, but they’re actually a really good indicator that the body is starting to let go of tension and shift out of a braced state.

When horses begin to regulate and relax, it often shows through the jaw first—licking, chewing, yawning, twitching, and yes… whatever this face is 😅

A relaxed nervous system changes everything.
Movement, posture, comfort, and overall function all start with what the body feels internally.

And Beanie made it very clear she was feeling pretty good about life today 🐴✨

12/05/2026

A relaxed dog isn’t always a tired dog.

Sometimes it’s a dog whose body has finally stopped working so hard to compensate.

Tension can build quietly over time—through activity, stress, compensation patterns, discomfort, or just the constant load active dogs place on their bodies every day.

Many dogs don’t show obvious signs straight away.
Instead, you’ll notice the subtle things first:
• difficulty settling
• stiffness
• sensitivity
• changes in posture or movement
• always seeming “on” or unable to fully relax

PEMF supports circulation, recovery, and nervous system regulation, helping the body function and recover more effectively.

When the system starts to regulate better, dogs often soften completely—physically and mentally.

That’s exactly what Tenor does every session 🐾✨

11/05/2026

People often wait until a horse is lame or clearly struggling before looking deeper.

But tension builds long before that.

It shows up in the small things first—
the tight jaw, the inability to relax, the horse that’s always “on,” sensitive, or holding through the body.

This is why I focus on supporting the system as a whole, not just chasing symptoms.

PEMF helps support circulation, recovery, and nervous system regulation, allowing the body to process load and tension more effectively.

When horses start to feel better internally, you’ll often notice changes externally too:
• softer expression
• improved posture
• less bracing
• better movement
• a horse that can finally settle and release

You can’t force relaxation.
The body has to feel safe enough to let go.

And when it does, the difference is hard to miss 🐴✨

08/05/2026

Not just for horses and dogs 🐔🐴🐶

One of my own girls hasn’t been able to walk properly and is showing neurological-type symptoms, so of course she ended up hooked up to the pulse machine too.

At the moment, the focus is simply supporting her system and giving her body the best chance possible to regulate and recover.

PEMF helps support circulation, nervous system function, and cellular recovery—making it a gentle option for animals needing extra support physically and neurologically.

No promises, no forcing change—
just supporting the body and seeing what it’s capable of when given the chance. 🤍

07/05/2026

Just a quick update for everyone 🐴✨

I’m unfortunately out of action for the rest of the week after tearing a ligament in my ankle.

We will be back up and running next week, but for now it’s rest, recovery, and plenty of time spent with the pulse machine myself 😂

Thank you everyone for your patience and understanding while I recover. Looking forward to getting back to all the horses and dogs next week 💙

04/05/2026

At first glance, you might just see a horse standing in the shed.
But look a little closer.
The eye, the posture, the way the body is holding itself—it tells a very different story.
When a horse is bracing, it doesn’t always show up as something obvious.
It can look like tension through the body, a guarded expression, difficulty settling, or just that feeling that something isn’t quite right.
And often, it gets brushed off as behaviour, personality, or “just how they are.”
But it’s not.
It’s the body coping the only way it knows how.

PEMF works by supporting the system at a deeper level—helping improve circulation, reduce overload, and allow the body to regulate more effectively.
When that starts to happen, you begin to see changes:
• a softer expression
• less tension through the body
• improved posture and movement
• a horse that can finally settle
Not because anything is being forced—but because the body no longer feels like it has to hold on.
This is why I focus on supporting the system, not chasing symptoms.
Because when the system changes, everything else follows.
If your horse is showing signs of tension, resistance, or just isn’t quite right, there’s usually more going on underneath.
And that’s where I come in. 🐴✨