Elite Equine Performance Middle East

The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears.  ~Arabian Proverb

The PER 2000 HD - Pulsed Energy Replenisher 

Manufactured by Pulsed Energy Technology LLC, USA

Elite Equine provides superior Biomedical Equipment. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Technology for Equine Enthusiasts in the Middle East Region

This passive ElectroMagnetic Pulse is used for conditioning performance horses around the world, in veterinary clinics for general therapy, by trainers, breeders and individual horse owners. The technology is especially beneficial for Flat Race, Endurance, Show Jumping, Polo, Hunter/Hack, Dressage, Steeple Chase, English/Western Equiation and Beauty. Many of the most respected holistic horse care practitioners are realizing the benefits of this non-invasive treatment. The Loop or blanket is placed on the horse. It pulses magnetic fields that radiate globally with the potential to penetrate deep into body that is inaccessible with common lasers and massage therapy or any other treatment modality. It is a powerful tool that works exceptionally well as a solo treatment modality or in conjunction with other therapies, enhances overall benefits of health and vitality.

The PER 2000 HD - Pulsed Energy Replenisher

Maximize performance, enhance endurance, improve overall health, eliminate or diminish pain and rapidly promote healing for injuries.

Does your horse suffer from a sore back, stiffness, arthritic conditions, ligament, tendon, muscle, or bone injury, decreased range of motion or poor circulation? Users report dramatic results in a very short time. In addition, particularly nervous and sensitive horses are treated high up on the neck prior to shows which takes the edge off allowing the horse to excel.

PER 2000 HD

Pulsed Energy Replenisher Device

Does your horse suffer from any of the following conditions? If so, the PER 2000 may just be what your horse needs eliminate  problem behaviors and conditions.

• Coordination difficulties
• Head Tossing
• Saddle slipping to one side
• Short, choppy strides
• Improper tracking forward, back or laterally
• Resistance when bending and/or backing
• Hind leg scuffing
• Girthing problems
• Refusing or resisting leads
• Unwilling or unable to walk up or down inclines
• Poor disposition, eating or sleeping habits
• "Off" for no apparent reason