I am using the EQ Pro, which is a low frequency ultrasound. I have always been a fan of therapeutic ultrasound and EQ Pro makes me a bigger fan, because it’s the only therapeutic instrument that I found that I can treat deep muscle injuries; especially inner thigh and into hard to reach areas that it would be not smart to use any other therapeutic device. And the horses tolerate it really well…
Tracy Turner DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS, Dipl. ACVSMR
The EQ Pro is a low frequency therapeutic ultrasound device. Our practice focuses on show horse medicine and so we tend to use it kind of in three main areas, acute inflammatory conditions, such as if we get an inflamed flexor tendon or suspensory ligament branch, after icing protocol, that’s usually the first thing…
Ty Wallis DVM, MS, DACVS - Equine Athlete Veterinary Services (USA)
Working with several veterinarians I have been using the EQultrasound to treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal and lameness disorders. I have been very pleased with the repeatable results and it has become an integral part of what I do. The manufacturer provides great technical support.
Janus Marquis – Equine Physiotherapist of the Show Jumping Team
EQ Pro Therapy is a type of therapeutic ultrasound and it’s specifically low frequency therapeutic ultrasound, which tends to be much more useful and have fewer side effects associated with the therapy. We’ve been using EQ Pro Therapy for various problems with our athletic horses’ rehabilitation and treatment since 2019. We use it primarily for proximal suspensory and branch injuries in the athletic horse, but more recently I have done cases…
Kent Allen DVM, Certified in Equine Locomotor Pathology (ISELP)
EQultrasound is a form of therapy that uses ultrasound waves to have an effect on primarily soft tissues. We’ve had our best effect with soft tissues and with soreness and stiffness, and it’s been very effective for us. The nice thing about EQultrasound is it’s a low frequency, easy to use, very safe therapeutic device. We would highly recommend EQultrasound for a number of different conditions…
Duncan Peters DVM, MS, DACVSMR, ISELP Certified
I started to use EQultrasound in January 2017 and I had a good feeling, but I decided to use this therapeutic device alone, without any other therapy to test its efficacy, and I have always good results. The tendon, after a few treatments becomes less painful and at present, I never had reinjury at horse that returned to competition. More recently, I started to use EQultrasound also in horse presenting neck or back pain and I had…
Barbara Riccio DVM, PhD, DACVSMR, ISELP Certified
I have used the EQ Pro system since 2014 with excellent results. It’s a therapeutic ultrasound machine, and I I’ve had excellent results treating soft tissue injuries in horses from the acute side to the chronic side. We use it commonly in our practice to treat soft tissue after regenerative therapy and also treating horses with chronic soft tissue problems…
Alex Rey DVM, MS - Rey & Associates Sports Medicine (USA)