Equilibrium Magnetic Rug – Black/Grey

Inspired by one of Equilibrium’s own horses, Jack, who retired sound from racing after 71 races. Jack was 10 at the time of retiring and got up to all sorts of mischief when he didn’t have a job to do, so the decision was taken to retrain him as a riding horse. However, Jacks back was incredibly sensitive, and he wasn’t keen on anyone touching it. He would wear his Magnetic Rug under his stable rug overnight and use his Massage Pad in the day. Eventually, Jack went on to have a very successful (second!) career in endurance until he retired in 2014 at Equilibrium HQ, where he still rules the roost today!

 

This comfortable rug is made from a poly-cotton twill giving it the best of both materials. It is breathable and soft, yet strong!

The rug also features:

• Anti-rub lining across the chest, shoulder and neck for your horses’ comfort
• Nylon hook receptive inner lining to attach magnets where your horse needs them.

The body’s cells have electromagnetic properties which means they can be affected by a magnetic field. Vitaflex® magnets are used in this Magnetic Rug for horses and present two alternating poles to the body, negative and positive, making them different to standard Neodymium magnets, which present only one pole. These strong, circular and permanent magnetic fields of alternating pole sequences penetrate into the body tissue.

• Every day as part of your horses’ daily routine for maintaining back health. Usually overnight or in the day when stood in.
• For horses in work from hacking to competition. This includes horses returning to work or retraining.
• For older horses or those who are slow to warm up.
• Horses on box rest, standing in for long periods of time or on limited turnout.
• General knocks and bumps.

Machine washable at 30 degrees, so you can quickly and easily clean your rug. Make sure the magnets are removed before putting the rug in the washing machine.

 

Do not apply Vitaflex® magnets on open wounds, bruises, areas of inflammation or for the first 5 days following steroid injections.