Thorough PULSE - Pulse Electromagnetic Field Therapy

02/25/2026

COMBINING TRIGGER POINT THERAPY with PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) and RED ROC LIGHT THERAPY is highly effective for horses because it tackles musculoskeletal issues on a mechanical, cellular, and neurological level simultaneously.
This “stacked” or combined approach is often referred to as a “trifecta” or “comprehensive therapy” session, offering a powerful, non-invasive method for rapid recovery, pain relief, and performance enhancement.

WHAT IS TRIGGER POINT THERAPY? A trigger point is a combination of lactic acid build-up and motor nerve ending irritation, mostly in the fleshy part (belly) of the muscle.

The term “trigger point” derives from the fact that when pressure is applied to a particular point, a pain signal will be sent to other parts of the body.

Trigger points can be found in any muscle of the body and are mostly caused by overwork with not enough stretching or rest.

They may also be caused by too much fatigue, nervous stress, restlessness, and boredom which can trigger the same muscular tension.

02/19/2026

Do you need a charge?

Here's how works to restore cell charge inside the body. Learn more on the official AOPP site: https://brnw.ch/21x03NV

02/11/2026

Owner decided to speed up the healing process on this senior mare who had impaled herself on the hip with a tree branch. Wound was partially healed when we started and within a week we had beautiful healing results. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy accelerates laceration and wound healing by reducing inflammation, enhancing collagen synthesis, and improving microcirculation. Studies indicate it reduces wound size, promotes faster cell regeneration, and can decrease pain, especially during the early stages of tissue repair.

02/02/2026

COLIC!!

01/22/2026

Interesting!

01/14/2026

Love this!!

Yesterday I had the opportunity to Magnawave the Great Pumpkin 🎃 aka Michael Trig. He has been doing weekly sessions with me for over two years to help with Parkinson's and arthritis.

When I began working with him, he was depressed, shaky, walking with a cane and ready to give up on his two passions; 🎨 painting and cooking. He is now back to creating multiple paintings a week and cooking/baking for his neighbors and friends! He also no longer uses a cane !

01/09/2026

It’s the year of the horse, let’s get their MAGNAWAVE on!!! Yahooo!!!

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas to each and every one of my valued clients! You give me such joy, community and friendship, business and purpose. I love what I do for every horse, dog and person. Thank you and blessings abundant to you all!!! 🎄🎄🎄 ❤️

12/11/2025

Do we normalize back pain?

How common Is back pain in horses? Do we normalise it?

Recent studies show that back pain is one of the most widespread issues in modern sport and riding horses.
New literature suggests:
• 48–54% of performance horses show measurable back dysfunction
• Riding school and leisure horses may reach 55–74% prevalence
• Many cases go unnoticed until behaviour or performance declines

Back pain isn’t rare, it’s normalised.
And the horse’s back rarely becomes painful in isolation. Hoof balance, limb discomfort, saddle fit, rider asymmetry and training patterns all contribute.

Understanding the scale of the problem is the first step toward better welfare and longevity.

Previously I did a webinar with Dr Neidhart on kissing Spine

https://equineeducationhub.thinkific.com/courses/kissing-spines

And tomorrow we will explore back pain from a farriery, veterinary and physiotherapy perspective… join us!

https://equineeducationhub.thinkific.com/courses/farriervetphysiohoofandbackpain

12/08/2025

No hoof no horse!

11/20/2025

I will be taking all steps in the biohazard sanitization process during this time even with the virus in the central Alberta area. 😀

Immune System Support

A strong immune system is crucial for a horse’s health. PEMF therapy for enhancing immune function, helping horses better fight off infections and illnesses.

There have been a number of confirmed cases of EHV/EHM lately, both in Canada and the USA. So here’s what you need to know about the disease 🚨

Equine Herpesvirus is a common virus in horse populations worldwide. The most common species are EHV-1, which causes respiratory infections, abortion and can cause neurological disease (EHM), and EHV-4, which most commonly causes respiratory disease.
The disease is highly contagious and gets spread through nasal secretions, both through direct (nose to nose contact) and indirect (through equipment, people,…) contact.

When infected, most horses will develop a fever, become lethargic, go off feed and water. If the disease progresses, respiratory signs (like coughing and nasal discharge) and neurological signs (ataxia, trouble swallowing, loss of tail tone, weakness in the hind end,…) can become apparent.

As this is a viral infection, no specific treatment is available. Treatment of the disease is therefore largely focused on supportive care (IV fluids, anti-inflammatories,…).

This is why prevention is so important!!!
There are things you can do to help control the spread and help protect your horse.
We recommend vaccinating against EHV, especially if your horse is frequently in contact with other horses.
Practice strict biosecurity when visiting with your horse at the barn and when travelling. Avoid contact with other horses, use your own food and water bucket, don’t share grooming supplies, etc.

Herpes vaccines cover for type 1 and type 4, but the vaccine is made for respiratory and abortion form of the disease. There is not a vaccine made for the neurological/meningitis form, which is what our biggest concern is today.

If you have questions regarding the disease, or you suspect your horse may be affected, please do not hesitate to reach out to us via phone (780-922-3647) or email (office@delaneyvetservices.com)
The AAEP also has some great resources for owners at aaep.org/resource/ehv-faq-for-owners/

11/15/2025

Blessed to have a vacation!! Refreshed!! Grateful to be back at it!! First picture of the cutest little girl and her pony!!! Following pictures are just very happy horses! .equestrian