F.A.Q.

Yes, PEMF therapy is widely recognized as effective for animals, especially in veterinary medicine. It’s a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that uses pulsed electromagnetic fields to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and relieve pain2.

Here’s how it benefits pets like dogs and cats:

• 🦴 Pain relief: Helps manage chronic pain from arthritis, injuries, or post-surgical recovery4
• 💪 Faster healing: Promotes tissue regeneration and bone repair
• 🧠 Stress reduction: Has a calming effect, useful for anxiety and behavioral issues
• 🩺 Improved circulation: Enhances blood flow and oxygen delivery to tissues
• 🐕 Mobility support: Boosts joint flexibility and muscle function, especially in aging pets

Veterinarians often recommend PEMF as a complementary therapy alongside traditional treatments. It’s safe, well-tolerated, and suitable for animals of all sizes—from cats and dogs to horses

Not at all—veterinary PEMF therapy is effective for a wide range of animals, not just dogs and cats. It’s used across species, from household pets to large animals and even livestock. PEMF therapy works on any animal with cells—because it stimulates cellular repair, improves circulation, and reduces inflammation. The key is using the right device settings and applicators tailored to the animal’s size and condition.

Yes, you absolutely can stay close to your pet while they’re using a veterinary PEMF therapy mat, including during sleep. These mats are designed to be safe, non-invasive, and emit low-frequency pulsed electromagnetic fields that are well-tolerated by both animals and humans

Yes, you can generally use the KORA veterinary PEMF therapy device on pets with prostheses—as long as the prosthesis is non-magnetizable, which is typically the case. This means the electromagnetic fields won’t interfere with the implant or cause any adverse effects.

Still, it’s always best to:

• 🩺 Consult your veterinarian before starting therapy, especially if your pet has a complex medical history or a custom implant.
• 📖 Check the user manual for any specific contraindications or safety notes related to prosthetic materials.
• 🧲 Avoid magnetizable metals: If you're unsure about the type of prosthesis, your vet can confirm whether it’s compatible with PEMF therapy.

Yes, PEMF therapy can still be used for pets with incontinence, but with a few practical precautions to protect the device and ensure comfort.

Here’s what to keep in mind:

• 🛏️ Use absorbent layers: Place two absorbent sheets or waterproof covers over the PEMF mat to keep it dry and hygienic.
• 🧼 Clean regularly: If your device has a removable pillowcase or cover, wash it frequently to maintain cleanliness.
• 🐾 Monitor sessions: Keep an eye on your pet during therapy to ensure they’re relaxed and not distressed.
• ⚠️ Consult your vet: Incontinence can stem from various causes—neurological, hormonal, or age-related—so it’s wise to check with your veterinarian before starting therapy.

PEMF therapy may even help with underlying inflammation or nerve-related issues that contribute to incontinence, depending on the diagnosis.

There’s no strict maximum time limit for PEMF therapy, especially when it’s used for animals. Most veterinary PEMF devices—like KORA—are designed to deliver electromagnetic pulses safely over extended periods, even while your pet naps or rests.

Here’s what you should know:

• 🐾 Flexible usage: Pets rarely stay in one spot for hours, so leaving the device on during their rest periods ensures they receive consistent therapeutic benefits.
• 🛏️ Extended delivery is safe: Continuous low-frequency PEMF exposure is generally well-tolerated and doesn’t pose risks when used as directed.
• 📅 Treatment cycles: For chronic conditions, some protocols suggest daily sessions over 45–90 days, with durations of 3+ hours per day.
• ⚠️ No overdose risk: PEMF therapy is non-invasive and doesn’t accumulate in the body, so overuse is unlikely to cause harm.

That said, always follow your device’s user manual and consult your veterinarian for personalized guidance—especially if your pet has specific health conditions.

A warning message typically appears when you start a PEMF therapy session without activating both channels because the device is designed to ensure optimal and balanced electromagnetic field delivery. Here’s why that matters:

• ⚠️ Safety and effectiveness: Some veterinary PEMF devices—like KORA—are calibrated to operate with dual-channel output. Running only one channel may result in uneven field distribution, which could reduce therapeutic benefits or trigger a system alert.
• 🔌 Hardware protection: The warning may also serve to prevent strain on internal components. If one channel is left inactive, the device might interpret it as a setup error or incomplete connection.
• 📖 User guidance: It’s a built-in reminder to check that both applicators or pads are properly connected and positioned. This helps avoid accidental misuse or skipped steps in the therapy protocol.

If your pet only needs localized treatment, some devices allow single-channel use—but you may need to adjust settings manually or acknowledge the warning. I’d recommend checking the user manual or reaching out to the manufacturer for model-specific instructions.

To verify the proper function of your veterinary PEMF therapy mat, use the white test magnet provided in the package. Follow these simple steps:

1. 🖐️ Locate the solenoids Gently press down on the mat with two fingers to identify the solenoid positions beneath the surface—they may feel slightly raised or firm.
2. ⚙️ Activate a therapy program Turn on your device and start a treatment session as indicated in the manual.
3. 🧲 Test the electromagnetic field Bring the white magnet close to one of the solenoids. If the mat is functioning correctly, the magnet will vibrate slightly or bounce, confirming the presence of pulsed electromagnetic fields.

This method offers a quick and reliable check to ensure the mat is delivering therapy as expected.

Yes, you can—but with care! 🧼 KORA PEMF therapy mattresses or mats come with a removable outer cover or pillowcase that’s designed to be washable. Here’s how to keep things clean without damaging the device:

🧺 Cleaning Guidelines

• Removable cover: If your PEMF mat has a zippered pillowcase or fabric cover, you can hand wash or machine wash it on a gentle cycle. Always air dry to avoid shrinkage or damage.
• Mattress surface: For the actual mat (the part with coils and electronics), do not submerge or soak it. Instead, use slightly damp cloth with mild soap to gently wipe the surface3.
• Avoid harsh chemicals: Stick to non-toxic, non-abrasive cleaners to preserve the integrity of the materials.
• Dry thoroughly: Make sure everything is completely dry before reconnecting or using the device again.

If your pet has incontinence or sheds a lot, using absorbent sheets or waterproof covers on top of the mat can help keep it clean between washes

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A: Absolutely. eQuick designs gear for all levels—from casual riders to elite competitors—with a focus on comfort, durability, and performance.

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A: Yes. eQuick offers a therapeutic line designed to support recovery and comfort before and after training.

A: The eVysor protects horses’ eyes from UV rays, dust, wind, and debris. It’s especially useful for horses with eye sensitivity, uveitis, or head-shaking syndrome.

A: Yes. It’s designed to reduce discomfort and protect healing eyes during rides.

A: No. It should only be used under supervision and removed after riding.

A: Yes. The visor supports healing eyes, minimizing discomfort and exposure.

A: With adjustable elastic straps—fits over ears, clips under the jaw, and can be worn with a bridle.

A: Hand wash or machine wash at max 30°C with mild soap. Avoid spin cycles and tumble dryers. Air dry away from direct sunlight.

A: Yes, but gentle settings and mild detergents are recommended to preserve quality.

A: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid folding or compressing to maintain shape.