18/06/2026
Winter is here and your horse's body is probably feeling it.
Colder temperatures, wet paddocks, reduced movement and fluctuating ground conditions all put extra pressure on your horse's muscles, joints, hooves and skin.
How does light therapy supports your horse through the colder, wetter months?
Regular red light therapy sessions help maintain circulation, keep muscles supple, and support joint comfort so your horse doesn't start every session feeling seized up.
Blue light therapy's natural antibacterial and antimicrobial properties make it brilliant for supporting skin irritations through the wet season.
Wet then dry conditions are one of the most common abscess triggers. Light therapy can be used to support comfort and circulation in the hoof and lower limb as part of your management routine alongside your vet and farrier.
Horses tend to naturally move less in winter. Regular light therapy sessions help keep the body active at a cellular level, even on the quietest days.
Have a question about which product is right for your horse this time of year? Send us a message, we're always happy to help!
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