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  • Premier Equine Magni-Teque Magnetic Rug with Neck Cover

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    • The Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug features strategically positioned magnets stitched into the neck cover and throughout the rug, targeting the horse’s major muscle groups. Magnetic therapy is traditionally used to support equine wellbeing and is designed to complement your horse’s everyday care routine. 

      Versatile in its use, the magnetic rug can be worn before exercise as part of your horse’s warm-up routine or after exercise to support relaxation and recovery. Its carefully considered design combines specialist magnetic technology developed in the USA with our extensive experience in equestrian rugs and leg protection. 

      Having achieved worldwide recognition across a variety of equestrian disciplines, this innovative magnetic range has been used by horses competing at the highest levels, including racing, eventing and dressage. 

      Why choose a magnetic horse rug? 

      A range of potential benefits have been associated with magnetic therapy, including: 

      • Supporting healthy circulation. 

      • Helping to ease muscle tension. 

      • Supporting recovery following muscle fatigue. 

      • Promoting oxygen supply to body tissues. 

      • Supporting your horse’s overall wellbeing. 

      Care and safety information 

      Your Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug is carefully hand packaged in a complimentary, reusable zip-fastened storage bag, making it easy to transport and providing convenient storage when not in use. 

      Important warnings – do not use: 

      • Over open wounds. 

      • During human pregnancy. 

      • On pregnant mares. 

      • Near pacemakers or other implanted electronic medical devices. 

      Always consult your veterinary surgeon before introducing magnetic therapy, particularly if your horse has an existing health condition. If symptoms persist or you have any concerns about your horse’s wellbeing, seek veterinary advice.