Wellington Equestrian cover Feb - March

WELLINGTON EQUESTRIAN // FEBRUARY-MARCH
ATop Barrel Racer
embraces Cytowave
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INFLAMMATION TREATMENTS
Tendons and ligaments get stressed during
workouts.
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BEFORE
Used before to warm up and loosen muscles,
Cytowave can improve workouts.
AFTER
Used after an intense workout, Cytowave can
take away pain, soreness & inflammation.
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INJURIES
Experience suggests that by removing inflammation
after a workout, Cytowave can help
prevent micro-tears which cause injuries.
A
ward-winning 1 Division rodeo
barrel racer, Darcy LaPier used Cytowave
on her 14-year-old gelding
Dash to help him recover from an
injury. “I’m very particular with what
I use on my horses,” said LaPier. “Cytowave’s
statements are true. It heals in rapid time. I was
so impressed with what Cytowave did for Dash.”
LaPier’s veterinarian, Dr. Tom Hutchins, recommended
Cytowave to help Dash recover from a
bone bruise and deep digital tendon fraying..
Dr. Tom Hutchins of Silverado Equine Performance,
LLC in Weatherford, Texas is certified
as a Diplomate by the American Board of Veterinary
Practitioners (ABVP) specializing
in Equine Practice. His practice provides
care for each horse with all necessary
diagnostic tools available for an equine
athlete. “Dash had undergone PRP and
shockwave therapy but the only thing that
worked was Cytowave.” Dr. Tom Hutchins
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said. “Dash is traveling very well and I’m
very pleased thus far.” Dr. Hutchins understands
how unique the new Cytowave
technology is and how it differs from traditional
modalities that have been used
to treat injured horses. “I have recommended
Cytowave to over a dozen clients
within the last five months and have seen
excellent results in all of them,” said Dr.
Hutchins. “The device is great for healing
injuries that are difficult to get to. It is a
non-invasive, affordable instrument that
provides unique therapy. With guidance
from a veterinarian, an owner can use Cy-