Kamm’s Equine Sports Therapy

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Kamm’s Equine Sports Therapy Certified, reliable, and dedicated to helping enhance equine well-being through PEMF therapy

Kinda Chic to PEMF your Horse too 🖤🤎
10/01/2026

Kinda Chic to PEMF your Horse too 🖤🤎


09/29/2026

Did You Know? 💙

PEMF therapy concentrates most of its energy within the treatment loop, but its field extends beyond the loop as well?!

This allows PEMF to support areas that are often difficult to reach with manual therapy, including:

✔️ Iliopsoas (hip flexor) muscle group
✔️Deep muscle tissue
✔️Joints
✔️Hoof abscesses and other hoof-related concerns

One of the many advantages of PEMF therapy is that it can be used through clothing, wraps, bandages, and even casts, making treatment convenient and non-invasive while supporting the body's natural healing and recovery processes.

Whether you're treating a person, horse, or pet, PEMF provides targeted support where it's needed most.

Deep support. Non-invasive therapy. Recovery from the inside out.

⭐️Find us at Angelstone Silver Series Playoffs! 🇨🇦Exciting news — I’ll be at Angelstone Silver Series Playoffs Saturday ...
09/16/2026

⭐️Find us at Angelstone Silver Series Playoffs! 🇨🇦

Exciting news — I’ll be at Angelstone Silver Series Playoffs Saturday Oct 3rd, offering on-site PEMF sessions for your horses! ✨

If your horse is showing, or just needs a little help relaxing and recovering, this is the perfect time to book a session.

PEMF therapy supports:
Muscle recovery & relaxation
Improved circulation
Reduced stiffness & soreness
Overall performance and comfort

Limited sessions available – message to book your spot early!

Discounts available 💰

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08/26/2026

Have you tried PEMF therapy? ✨🐴

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy is a non-invasive wellness treatment designed to support your horse’s body from the inside out. Whether your horse is an athlete, recovering from an injury, managing everyday stiffness, or simply deserves a relaxing reset, PEMF can be a valuable addition to their routine. 💙

Reach out by sending us a message 📩

September schedule is out now 🗓️

September 2026 PEMF Availability 🧬🐴For new and all existing clients please send me a message to reserve an appointment d...
08/24/2026

September 2026 PEMF Availability 🧬🐴

For new and all existing clients please send me a message to reserve an appointment date 📅

Horses, Canines & Humans!

July booking now available! With summer riding and show season in full swing let’s give our horses a little extra suppor...
06/26/2026

July booking now available!

With summer riding and show season in full swing let’s give our horses a little extra support 🩷

Send me a message to book your appointment 🗓️

This young handsome gelding has been working very hard lately! He was spoiled with a well deserved head to tail PEMF ses...
06/21/2026

This young handsome gelding has been working very hard lately! He was spoiled with a well deserved head to tail PEMF session 🐴

04/12/2026

Tendon and ligament injuries can be one of the most frustrating setbacks in a horse’s recovery journey—but the right support can make all the difference.

PEMF therapy can be used as a multimodal rehabilitation plan for tendon and ligament tears and strains. By increasing circulation at a cellular level, PEMF helps deliver oxygen and nutrients directly to the injured tissue—supporting the body’s natural healing process.

When combined with other therapies such as controlled exercise, proper veterinary care, rehab protocols and proper trimming & shoeing by your farrier, PEMF becomes an essential piece of the recovery puzzle—not a standalone fix, but a powerful support system.

Every injury is different, and a tailored, multimodal approach is key to getting your horse back to feeling great again

Our updated service area 📍Servicing York & Durham region! **please note travel fees may apply when travel is over 50km o...
03/20/2026

Our updated service area 📍

Servicing York & Durham region!

**please note travel fees may apply when travel is over 50km one way

DID YOU KNOW?Muscle movement during a PEMF session is a normal response to pulsed electromagnetic fields interacting wit...
02/19/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

Muscle movement during a PEMF session is a normal response to pulsed electromagnetic fields interacting with cellular processes, especially in areas with inflammation or scar tissue.

Although movement can indicate sensitive areas, it’s not required for the session to be effective - benefits like improved circulation and reduced inflammation can still occur without visible muscle twitching.

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