Equine Air Pro – 4 legged package

All chambers inflate simultaneously, then deflate together, in a 45-second on/off cycle that runs for 15 minutes before automatic shutdown. This mode delivers a powerful surge of oxygenated blood through the lower limbs, raising muscle temperature and elasticity before the horse is asked to work. Research shows that 10 to 15 minutes on the Warm-Up programme boosts muscle oxygenation to an equivalent level as a 30-minute active warm-up jog — reducing soft tissue injury risk at the start of exercise, particularly valuable for injury-prone horses or those slow to warm up in cold weather.

Chambers inflate sequentially from hoof to knee in a rolling wave, then pause and deflate fully before repeating. This sequential filling mimics the body's natural venous return process, actively pushing metabolic waste — including lactic acid and inflammatory by-products — out of the lower limb and toward the heart. During the release phase, fresh oxygen-rich blood floods back in, delivering nutrients that accelerate muscle repair. Sessions of 20 to 30 minutes can be repeated up to four times daily. This is the core daily-use programme for horses in heavy training.

The gentlest programme, designed for horses managing soft tissue injuries, swelling, laminitis, windgalls, lymphangitis, or post-surgical recovery. A single chamber fills at a time — on for 15 seconds, then off for 15 seconds — progressing gradually through the leg in four pressure steps of 25, 50, 75, and 100 mmHg maximum. The progressive, incremental pressure avoids overstimulating sensitive tissue while still delivering meaningful circulation benefit. This programme is recommended for daily Use of 1 to 4 sessions, and should always be used in conjunction with veterinary guidance for active injury conditions.

Horses confined during transport experience restricted movement, circulatory stagnation, and significant physical and psychological stress. The transport programme uses the same hoof-to-knee sequential fill as recovery. Still, it runs in an intermittent pattern — on for 15 minutes, pause for 15 minutes, then repeat — cycling until the battery is depleted or the device is switched off. This gentle, ongoing stimulation maintains circulation throughout transit, reducing the leg stiffness, swelling, and fatigue that accumulate during long journeys. Horses treated during transport consistently arrive more settled, more supple, and ready to perform sooner — a significant advantage for horses flown or trucked to competition.