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APPLICATIONS

What VYRA is used for

From the acute recovery phase to daily prevention — VYRA accompanies horses in many situations.

INTERACTIVE FINDER

Select Application Zone

Click a zone on the horse's body to view recommended guidelines for frequency, intensity, duration, and placement.

Interactive horse anatomy zones

Back & Spine

Frequency (Hz)4–10 Hz
Intensity (%)30–60%
Duration (session)15–25 min.
Sessions / week2–5× / week
Applicator placementRing applicator placed flat along back & torso musculature

Guidelines for tension (4–8 Hz / 40–60%), Kissing Spines (6–10 Hz / 30–45%), or SI joint pain. Promotes suppleness and tissue hydration.

GUIDELINES

Application Guidelines at a Glance

The values provided are field-tested guidelines. Some animals require significantly less energy, especially at the beginning. Observe the animal's reaction and adjust intensity individually.

The animal's size does not affect frequency, intensity, or duration. It makes no difference whether a horse or a dog is being treated.
Frequency (Hz)Pulses per second, set on the device.
Intensity (%)Percentage of maximum output.
Duration (min)Length of a single session.
Sessions / WeekNumber of sessions per week.
Primary application

Muscle Tension & Fascia

May help release tension in muscles and fascia and noticeably support suppleness before and after riding.

Tension usually shows up in movement first: shorter strides, a tight back, or resistance during warm-up. Applying the ring applicator (15–20 min. per muscle group) stimulates blood flow and tissue hydration for noticeably improved flexibility.

Frequency: 4–10 HzIntensity: 30–60%Duration: 15–25 min.Sessions: 2–5× / week
Practical tip: Use before riding to support back muscle warm-up or after intense training for faster recovery.

Tendons & Ligaments

Accompanies natural regeneration processes for tendons, ligaments, and the suspensory apparatus.

Tendons and ligaments regenerate slowly and require continuous stimulation. VYRA is applied alongside veterinary therapy (10–15 min. gentle pulses) to support local microcirculation and cellular metabolism in the targeted tissue.

5–10 Hz30–60%15–25 min.5–7× / week

Practical tip: Position the ring applicator directly enclosing the lower leg or suspensory ligament.

Joints & Arthrosis

Supportive wellbeing around joints, spavin, and age-related wear and tear.

For age-related changes or joint stress, consistent wellbeing is key. Short daily sessions (10–15 min. directly at the joint) can help reduce stiffness and support fluidity in everyday movement.

6–10 Hz30–60%15–25 min.2–5× / week

Practical tip: Regular short sessions at knee, hock, or fetlock joints help reduce daily stiffness.

Injury Rehabilitation

Step-by-step accompaniment during rehab following injury or surgery — in coordination with the vet.

Following injury or surgery, VYRA is step-by-step integrated into the rehab plan. In consultation with the vet, calibrated pulses (15–20 min.) support cellular metabolism and gentle mobilization during box rest.

3–7 Hz30–50%15–20 min.3–6× / week

Practical tip: Gently supports tissue regeneration and cell activation during required box rest.

Competition Prep & Recovery

Prepares muscles before effort and accelerates recovery and lactate clearance after the test.

Before competition for muscle activation (10 min. low frequency), after the test for accelerated recovery and lactate clearance (15–20 min.). Portable right at the trailer or guest stable.

5–15 Hz15–25%10–20 min.3× / week

Practical tip: Portable right at the trailer or guest stable.

Wellbeing & Prevention

General vitality, preventive care, and mental balance in daily stable routine.

Prevention is the key to long-term health. 2–3 weekly sessions for general vitalization enhance recovery, support mental balance, and keep the horse continuously performing at its best.

2–4 Hz30–50%10–15 min.2× / week

Practical tip: Gentle full-body session for stress reduction and continuous health maintenance.

All statements are meant as supportive application guidelines.

SAFETY & HEALTH

Safety & Contraindications

Consult a veterinarian prior to first use. Do not treat without veterinary approval in these cases:

  • Pregnancy
  • Acute bleeding or bleeding tendency
  • Known tumor conditions
  • Implanted electronic devices (e.g. pacemakers, pumps)
  • Acute infections with fever
  • Epilepsy and other seizure disorders

VYRA is not a medical cure and does not replace veterinary care.

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