A Low-and-Slow Approach to MagnaWave PEMF for Newborn Animals
Some of the smallest animals can require the gentlest approach. MagnaWave Practitioner Julia Weaber has incorporated PEMF into the wellness routines of newborn calves, lambs, and piglets that are slow to thrive, including animals born prematurely, at a low birth weight, or following a difficult delivery. Her approach? Low and slow. Gentle PEMF for Young […]
Two Nervous Systems, One Partnership: Supporting Both Horse and Rider
Anyone who spends enough time around horses knows how quickly they can pick up on the energy around them. A rider walks into the barn after a stressful day. Their shoulders are tight. Their breathing is shallow. Their movements are a little quicker than usual. They may not say a word, but their horse is […]
Supporting a Down Cow After Calving with MagnaWave PEMF
When a cow is down following calving, supporting her comfort and mobility can become an important part of her overall care. For MagnaWave Practitioner Sarah Smith of Double S Wellness Wave in Cabot, Pennsylvania, this was the situation when she was called to work with a cow that had been down for approximately three days […]
Down Dairy Cow Finds Comfort with MagnaWave During Milk Fever
A dairy cow can go from seemingly normal to needing immediate attention in a matter of hours. That’s exactly what happened when MagnaWave Practitioner Wendy Grogan received a call about a dairy cow in North/West New Jersey. The cow, who was serving as a surrogate dam for two Hereford calves, had been doing well that […]
Supporting Newborn Lambs with MagnaWave PEMF
The first days of an animal’s life can sometimes come with unexpected challenges. MagnaWave Practitioner Vivian Christensen of Meridian, Texas, shared her experience supporting three newborn lambs that were slow to thrive. Two had been rejected by their mothers, while another had a dam who was not producing milk. Vivian incorporated MagnaWave PEMF into their […]
Supporting Show Cattle Mobility with Targeted MagnaWave PEMF Sessions
For show cattle, comfortable movement matters. When a show cow experienced a mild stifle injury just weeks before an upcoming show, MagnaWave Practitioner Julia Weaber and her team incorporated targeted PEMF sessions into the cow’s routine to support comfort, circulation, mobility, and recovery. At the time, the cow was limping and not bearing weight normally, […]
Supporting Animals Through Tick-Borne Illness Recovery: Where MagnaWave PEMF Fits
Tick season can bring more than an irritating bite. For horses, dogs, livestock, and other animals, ticks can transmit illnesses that may affect their comfort, energy levels, mobility, and overall well-being. Lyme disease is one of the most recognized tick-borne illnesses, but animals may also be exposed to diseases such as anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis, and Rocky […]
Heat Exhaustion in Animals: How MagnaWave PEMF Can Support Recovery in Hot Weather
Summer brings longer days, competitions, trail rides, travel, training, and more time outdoors with our animals. But as temperatures and humidity climb, so does the risk of heat stress and heat exhaustion. Horses, dogs, livestock, and other animals rely on their bodies’ natural cooling mechanisms to regulate temperature. When heat production begins to exceed the […]
From Unable to Stand to Running and Playing: Ferguson’s Recovery Journey
At just a few weeks old, Ferguson faced challenges no puppy should have to endure. Weighing less than 1.5 pounds and unable to stand or walk, his future was uncertain. Today, Ferguson is 12 weeks old, weighs an impressive 19 pounds, and is running, playing, eating, growing, and keeping everyone around him on their toes. […]
Increased Screwworm Awareness Is a Reminder That Wound Care Matters for Every Animal
Recent concerns surrounding New World Screwworm have prompted veterinarians, livestock producers, horse owners, pet owners, and animal caretakers across the country to pay closer attention to wound management and animal health. New World Screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) is a parasitic fly whose larvae feed on living tissue. Female flies are attracted to open wounds and can […]