Calgary, Alberta CANADA
Today,
Thermotex Equine Therapy Systems celebrates 20 years in business.
A proud Canadian manufacturer located in Calgary, Alberta CANADA
for the past 8 years, Thermotex produces deep heat infrared therapy
systems for equine applications. Thermotex operates in an ISO certified
environment and all therapy systems are CSA approved. With over
50,000 systems sold, the impact on the North American equine market
has been substantial. Smarty Jones, the winner of this year's Kentucky
Derby and the Preakness is no stranger to the benefits of Thermotex
Equine Therapy Systems.
Thermotex
Equine Therapy Systems utilize infrared energy which when applied,
increases blood flow to the effected area, relieving pain and assisting
in the healing process. For pre-competition use or for relief of
muscle and joint soreness, Thermotex Equine Systems support the
equine athlete's performance.
Thermotex
Equine Therapy Systems are proven in reducing lactic acid build-up,
helping a non-sweater sweat, and increasing kidney function. They
also help bring out the natural oil of the skin, making hair glisten.
The use of Thermotex Equine Therapy Systems removes the worry of
colic provided early treatment is performed.
Application
of the advanced technology utilized by Thermotex Equine Therapy
Systems, results in deep penetrating, relaxing infrared heat being
delivered to where it's needed. Thermotex increases equine hemoglobin
25% to 28% and helps relieve muscle soreness, arthritic pain, and
back ache. Also, Thermotex helps the horse stretch out, preventing
washing out, and tying up. A detailed description of benefits and
features of equine therapy systems and applications can be found
at www.thermotex.com/equine/index.htm
Thermotex Equine Therapy systems are marketed throughout North America
and in Europe.
When
asked about the state of the art equine therapy systems manufactured
by Thermotex, President Francis Docherty stated, "We are world
leaders in non-invasive equine pain relief therapy and it is a privilege
to assist veterinarians and trainers all over the world to improve
the health of the equine athlete".
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