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The only HORSE BOOTS available today combining Central
Reverse Polarity (CRP) magnetic modules with a technologically advanced high-performance, weatherproof and breathable fabric which
allows air in and keeps moisture out.
The CRP magnet modules are bonded into a rubber moulding providing protection for
both the modules and the horse and designed to sit near the blood vessels and therefore
affect the entire body via the blood flow. The material itself is precision cut to prevent
fraying and curling.
The choice of champions, trainers, vets and top livery yards. Available in the large size
only (over 14hh), priced and sold as a pair.
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Bioflow horse boots are Ideal for general health maintenance, pain relief and
well-being. The therapy is applied to the blood flow via arteries in the leg, the magnets
do not need to be placed directly over the site of injury or pain.
Large size for horse over 14hh.
(Boot size: 27cm long x 32cm wide)
Please note that the small size is no longer available.
For horses & ponies the boots can be applied, as a pair, to the tendon area
either on the front or hind legs. The Boots are made from a breathable material, however,
to avoid discomfort due to heat build up and sweat, the boots should be removed and wiped
clean every 12 hours or so, they may also be alternated between the front and back legs
every 12 hours or so to avoid discomfort.

Where the horse is stabled and carefully monitored continuous use is acceptable. Always
ensure the legs are clean and free of mud etc. The boots may be used when the horse is
stabled or turned out but to avoid the possibility of friction sores are not recommended
for use during vigorous exercise.
The Boots should be regularly brushed with a soft brush to remove surface dirt. They can
also be wash by hand in warm soapy water as required.
The ultimate horse boots.
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I have had magnificent results using bioflow boots on my horse...
Tania Wreford
I thought that I should write and thank you for
introducing me to the Bioflow for pets in the light of Aldwick Colonnades win at Fontwell
in April.
As you know Aldwick Colonnade is no spring chicken in equine terms and sustained a badly
strained ligament. The vets were convinced this would end her racing career; but ever the
optimists we gave her a rest and started to race her again in January this year.
After the first couple of runs I feared that my optimism was misplaced and the vets were
right because her injured joint felt very warm and she was not happy on it. At that stage
I tried the Bioflow by attaching it to the area just below her joint.
Nearly immediately the joint began to feel better and she went on to race in more comfort
eventually winning in April. Whilst this was the first time I have used Bioflow on a
racehorse I am convinced that in this case it helped the circulation in the area of the
old injury which in turn helped the mare remain sound.
It is a simple device but with a logical effect and I will certainly be using it on other
horses.
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We have had fantastic results with our horse who was due to be put to sleep.
CATHERINE STEVEN
I'm writing to let you know of the success I've had using a Bioflow
on my two year old horse. At six months she fractured a bone in her foot causing very
slight lameness, at this stage undetected on X-ray.
It was, therefore, thought that the problem was due to an imbalance in the growth of her
foot, so a remedial farrier was called to assist. This aggravated the situation leading to
a dramatic increase in lameness and referral to Liverpool University Veterinary Hospital
where the fracture then showed on high powered X-ray equipment.
Although healing was well underway, it was thought arthritis could be setting in. An
injection into the joint and rest followed, with no improvement. At eighteen months old no
more could be done!
The foot was losing its function of pumping the blood back through lack of correct contact
with the ground. I believe that through the use of Bioflow and controlled levelling of the
foot, the blood supply has increased to the damaged area and has not only arrested the
situation but appears to have regained the foot's correct function and she is no longer
lame.
J.K. |
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