HORSE-TRAINER SPA is now available for horses across Europe and the Middle East. Developed and manufactured in Australia, this advanced spa system is backed by extensive research led by Professor Hunt MVSc, PhD, G.Dip.Ed(Tert), a licensed veterinarian with five years of research at the University of Sydney.

One of the greatest benefits of cold therapy is its ability to support the healing process without compromising its positive effects. In-depth studies from the University of Sydney Orange have shown that HORSE-TRAINER SPA effectively treats many common injuries in the horse’s lower legs, including:

• Tendon and ligament injuries
• Bone conditions such as sore shins
• Joint disorders
• Fractures and bone tumors
• Tremors
• Cuts and inflammation in the lower legs
• Postoperative complications
• Wound healing
• Increased hoof growth
• Soft tissue damage

How Cold Therapy Works
Cold application triggers three key physiological responses:

1. Cellular metabolism slows down, reducing the oxygen requirement and minimizing hypoxic damage.
2. Blood vessel permeability increases, helping reduce fluid accumulation at the injury site.
3. Numbing effect that acts as a topical pain reliever, providing comfort to the horse.

HORSE-TRAINER SPA supports rehabilitation, strength building, and healing — whether recovering from an injury or preparing your horse for peak performance. Cold therapy is not a new concept. The Greek physician Hippocrates documented its use to manage pain and swelling as early as the 14th century BC, while the Roman physician Galen used cold compresses for pain relief in soft tissue injuries in the 1st century BC. During the Middle Ages, ice was employed as a pre-anesthetic. Today, cold therapy remains widely used in sports medicine for treating injuries.

Features and Benefits:

• Manufactured from durable stainless steel for exceptional reliability and longevity.
• Salt concentration in the water enhances healing by drawing out fluids around the injury, with specific salt ratios shown to positively affect recovery.
• Increased water depth applies physical pressure on tissues, assisting in fluid dispersion and swelling reduction.
• Oxygenation of the water elevates dissolved oxygen levels, gently massaging soft tissues to stimulate healing — similar to the effects of hyperbaric chambers in humans. Horses exhibit greater relaxation in the spa, evidenced by reduced heart rates compared to resting in still cold water.

HORSE-TRAINER SPA is the trusted solution for professional stables, equine clinics, and rehabilitation centers across Dubai, the UAE, and the GCC region. Always in stock at the manufacturer