Innovative Healing with Equine Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
At the Equine Performance Center, we’re proud to offer state-of-the-art Equine Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) – a cutting-edge treatment that accelerates healing and enhances the rehabilitation process for equine athletes. This advanced therapy harnesses the power of oxygen under increased atmospheric pressure, delivering remarkable benefits for your horse.
How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Works
Our HBOT procedure involves placing your horse in a specially designed chamber where the atmospheric pressure is increased. In this controlled environment, your horse breathes in oxygen at levels far higher than the 21% found in normal air. This elevated oxygen level significantly boosts the amount of oxygen dissolved in the body’s fluids, reaching areas of reduced or blocked blood flow.
The Benefits of HBOT for Your Horse
- Enhanced Healing: Oxygen plays a crucial role in healing. By increasing its level and delivery, HBOT accelerates the recovery process, especially in wounds, infections, and areas with reduced blood flow.
- Reduced Inflammation and Swelling: The therapy effectively reduces inflammation and swelling, promoting faster relief and recovery.
- Improved Blood Flow: HBOT helps in the formation of new blood vessels, enhancing circulation to compromised tissues.
- Boosted Immune Response: The therapy aids in killing bacteria and strengthens the body’s immune response, making it effective against infections.
- Versatility: HBOT is beneficial for a variety of conditions, including bone infections, tendon and ligament injuries, neurological disorders, and post-surgical recovery.
At the Equine Performance Center, our HBOT services are administered by skilled professionals in a safe, controlled environment, ensuring the best care for your equine athlete. Embrace the healing power of oxygen with our Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and witness a significant improvement in your horse’s health and performance.
For more information, contact our dedicated team at 352-369-HEAL (4325).
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