Performance & Health Benefits
Performance Improvement
The Niagara Equissage system is the easiest, most effective way to improve your horse’s performance. The gentle, deeply penetrating cycloid vibration therapy stimulates blood circulation and increases mobility by relieving problems in joints and muscles. Niagara Equissage can help your horse achieve better results when used for:
Horse Arthritis
Arthritis is a condition involving inflammation of a joint, usually accompanied by pain, swelling, and stiffness. Read more
Kissing Spine
Kissing spine (spinous process impingement) is where the large spines which stick upwards from the vertebrae in the horse’s back rub together and cause low grade inflammatory changes in the edges of the bone where they meet. Read more
Ligament / Tendon Strain
Tendons and ligaments are dense bands of fibrous tissue composed mainly of collagen. Tendons connect muscle to bone, while ligaments connect bone to bone. Read more
Horse Sore Back
A sore back in a horse can be caused by numerous factors. Read more
Respiratory Conditions
Niagara Equissage can help alleviate the impact of numerous symptoms caused by respiratory problems. Read more
Testimonials
See All- “I had a mare with a slight tear of the suspensory ligament. I had her scanned again after 30 days and was advised to give her another 60 days rest. I got the Niagara Equissage and used the Leg Boot in conjunction with the Back Pad for the next 30 days and had her scanned again, the suspensory was healed to my vet’s amazement.”
- World Equestrian Games Reining Gold Medalist
"The Back Pad is part of our daily maintenance for all of our show horses and we have found it to be an invaluable part of our program. With regular use, our horses start out much softer throught their bodies; we have fewer incidents of back soreness and are much happier overall. I love that the unit is so portable and that it is very easy to use. Thank you for this quality product and for your support!
- Olympic Eventing Silver Medalist
“An excellent piece of equipment which undoubtedly improves the horse’s performance.”
