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Equine Anhidrosis and the Role of Acupuncture in Treatment

Written by admin on July 17, 2024. Posted in Blog.

Equine anhidrosis, also known as non-sweating disease, is a severe condition in horses where the sweat glands do not function properly, leading to an inability to sweat. Sweating is vital in helping horses regulate their body temperature, especially in hot and humid climates. When horses cannot sweat, they lose a crucial mechanism for cooling down, resulting in overheating and a range of related health issues. These issues may include reduced performance, heat stroke, and, in severe cases, it can even lead to death. Horse owners and caregivers need to be aware of the signs of anhidrosis and take preventive measures to help horses manage their body temperature effectively. We provide equine anhidrosis treatment with both traditional and holistic methods.

Mesotherapy at High Caliber Performance.

The Benefits of Mesotherapy for Horses

Written by admin on June 17, 2024. Posted in Blog.

We are deeply committed to providing exceptional care for your equine athletes at High Caliber Performance. We are excited to offer mesotherapy, an innovative treatment that has demonstrated significant benefits in managing pain and enhancing horse performance. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of mesotherapy for horses, including how it works, its potential benefits, and why it could be a valuable treatment option for your equine companions.

Muscle Relief for Performance Horses

Written by admin on February 6, 2024. Posted in Blog.

Did you know that 85% of joint stability is healthy and functional muscle? Regular muscle relief for performance horses is an essential aspect of their overall health and well-being.

The Cooling Power of Equine Acupuncture in Extreme Heat

Written by admin on September 1, 2023. Posted in Blog.

As summer’s scorching temperatures sweep across the nation, horse owners face the challenge of maintaining their equine companion’s wellness and performance during periods of extreme heat. Horses, like humans, are susceptible to the dangers of overheating. However, what sets horses apart is their limited ability to sweat, a vital cooling mechanism. Enter equine acupuncture, an ancient practice that has gained modern recognition for its remarkable ability to help horses sweat efficiently even in the most sweltering conditions.