Milo Equine Cryotherapy LLC

04/19/2026

TMJ issues? Call me for help! After a light facial release followed by cryotherapy, my friend Bill, is feeling much better! His mom has reported a great decrease in yawning and jaw stretching!

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03/20/2026

03/14/2026

Now offering!!

03/11/2026

Quick info for people!!

❄️ Reduces Inflammation Quickly – Cold temperatures constrict blood vessels and decrease inflammatory responses in muscles and joints.

❄️ Speeds Up Muscle Recovery – Helps flush metabolic waste and reduce soreness after workouts or physical activity.

❄️ Pain Relief – Numbs nerve endings, which can provide fast relief for acute or chronic pain.

❄️ Improves Circulation – After treatment, blood vessels dilate, increasing oxygen and nutrient delivery to tissues.

❄️ Supports Injury Recovery – Can assist with recovery from strains, sprains, tendonitis, and overuse injuries.

❄️ Targets Specific Problem Areas – Focuses treatment directly where it’s needed rather than cooling the entire body.

❄️ Reduces Swelling – Helps decrease swelling in joints, muscles, and injured tissues.

❄️ Enhances Athletic Performance – Faster recovery allows athletes to train harder and more frequently.

❄️ Promotes Skin Tightening – Cold exposure stimulates collagen production and can improve skin tone and elasticity.

❄️ Supports Fat Reduction Treatments – Targeted cryotherapy can help stimulate metabolic activity in fat cells and complement body contouring treatments.

❄️ Non-Invasive Treatment – No needles, surgery, or downtime required.

❄️ Fast Treatments – Most sessions take only a few minutes.

03/10/2026

With weather changing and spring grass coming on —laminitis— is sure to follow

How can targeted cryotherapy help?

❄️ Reduces inflammation in the hoof – Cold therapy constricts blood vessels, helping decrease inflammation in the laminae.

🩸 Slows the inflammatory cascade – Cryotherapy can interrupt the damaging biochemical processes that contribute to laminar breakdown.

🐎 Helps prevent further laminar damage – Cooling the hoof can reduce metabolic activity in the tissues, which may limit structural damage.

🦶 Reduces pain and discomfort – Cold therapy numbs nerve endings, providing natural pain relief.

⏳ May slow disease progression – Early cryotherapy during laminitis onset can help reduce the severity of the condition.

🔬 Supported by veterinary research – Studies from equine veterinary institutions have shown continuous digital hypothermia can help protect lamellar tissue.

💧 Decreases edema (swelling) – Cold reduces fluid buildup in hoof tissues.

⚡ Non-invasive treatment option – Cryotherapy does not require medication or surgical intervention.

🐴 Can be used alongside other treatments – Works well with corrective shoeing, anti-inflammatory medications, and stall rest.

🧊 Promotes faster recovery – By reducing inflammation and tissue damage, horses may recover more comfortably

03/08/2026

As a registered nurse for over 15 years, I can attest to the vast medical benefits of targeted cryotherapy! Try it out to see for yourself!

Humans✅
Horses✅
Hogs✅
Hounds✅
All agree!!✅✅

03/06/2026

Show season is right around the corner!