Performance & Health Benefits
Health Maintenance
Using the Niagara Equissage system regularly will help to promote good general health, and improve the skin, coat and hooves, and keep your horse in peak physical condition.
Rhabdomyolysis
Equine Rhabdomyolysis Syndrome (ERS) is a metabolic disorder that is linked to glycogen accumulation during rest. Read more
Horse Arthritis
Arthritis is a condition involving inflammation of a joint, usually accompanied by pain, swelling, and stiffness. Read more
Horse Cold Back
Cold back is a term used to describe a horse that displays behaviours or has symptoms indicating back pain. Read more
Respiratory Conditions
Niagara Equissage can help alleviate the impact of numerous symptoms caused by respiratory problems. Read more
Horse Colic
Horse Colic is a general term used to describe signs that indicate pain in the gastro-intestinal tract. Read more
Niagara Equissage is the most versatile, safest and easiest way to maintain and improve your horse's health.
Testimonials
See All- "I find the horses love their treatment with the Niagara Equissage. I like the way the Back Pad massages the full body of the horse. We use it all the time and there are NO negatives."
- Racehorse Trainer in England
We have used Brandes Formula for 12 months now and have been extremely pleased with the way our horses have run in that time. They have looked well in their coats and performed consistently on the track. It has definitely helped maintain their good health and improved the health of horses that come to us. I believe that this is one of the best products we have ever used for maintaining the well being of horses that are in rigorous training.
- “We have used our Niagara Equissage for over two years for a wide variety of injuries, and noticed improvement, and in some cases remarkable improvement in our rehab program. In one instance, there was a very dramatic reduction in the healing time of a fused hock. In another, the healing of a splaced tuber coxae, i.e. “dropped hip”, was considerably improved. Horses acclimate quickly to the treatment and appear to enjoy it.”
