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Non-invasive and drug-free
No needles, no medication, no withdrawal times. Most horses relax into a session, and many nearly fall asleep.
PEMF Business Tools
Pick the path that fits you, adjust the numbers to your area, and see your monthly income, how fast the equipment pays for itself, and what your first two years could look like.
Your working week
Equine PEMF sessions commonly run about $60 to $130.
Include setup and drive time
Your equipment
Typical prices. Pick 'Enter my own amount' to use the price of a specific unit.
Financing available at checkout
Running costs
Fuel, travel, supplies
Insurance, certification, marketing
Estimates only, before income tax and HST. Results depend on your local market, pricing and bookings. Monthly equipment cost shown before any interest or fees. This is not financial advice.
A practice with purpose
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No needles, no medication, no withdrawal times. Most horses relax into a session, and many nearly fall asleep.
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Used to support circulation, muscle comfort and recovery after hard work, travel or competition, alongside your vet's care plan.
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A US industry survey found PEMF widely used and well regarded among owners, trainers and practitioners, and clients tend to book on a repeat schedule.
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Today's blankets, wraps and boots are portable and quick to fit, so you can treat in the cross ties and move on to the next stall. We carry several brands to suit different budgets and needs.
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Massage therapists, saddle fitters, physios and coaches add PEMF as a higher value session or an add-on to existing appointments.
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Our 30-day trial is $595 plus a refundable $1,500 deposit, and both credit toward the purchase if you keep it.
Get certified
The AOPP is an independent, brand-neutral association that offers research-based PEMF education and certification for practitioners working with horses, other animals and people. Certification builds client trust, helps with insurance, and gets you listed alongside other qualified practitioners.
Practice responsibly. PEMF supports wellness and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Work with each horse's vet, and check local rules: a few US states limit animal PEMF to veterinarians.