Magnetics and Pets
Animals are prone to many of the same diseases and conditions that human beings are, such as arthritis and other joint problems, spinal issues, kidney failure, heart conditions, endocrine and immune disorders. Many of the conventional treatments used on animals are very similar to those used in human medicine. A number of health practitioners are combining western medicine with a host of alternative methods. Those include among others: Acupuncture, chiropractics, herbal therapy, homeopathy and naturopathy. Some practitioners incorporate magnetic treatments that offer relief to the animal without the side effects, often associated with drug therapy.

Studies have shown that magnetic therapy is just as effective on animals as they are on humans. In fact, health practitioners theorize that magnetic therapy for pets is especially successful because dogs and cats have a much more rapid circulation than humans and therefore the magnetic energy is more readily absorbed into the body.

Magnetic therapy is often used for musculoskeletal issues affecting pets such arthritis affecting joints such as elbows, knees and hips as well as back problems. However, it is also utilized to improve the energy level and aiding in fracture healing as well as other traumatic injuries such as strains and sprains. Veterinarians who have incorporated magnetic therapy in their practice have noted a significant reduction in the healing period. In addition, some veterinarians have noted that a common problem seen in fractures that is non-union is lessened or nonexistent with the use of magnets. Non union of the fracture means that there incomplete healing of a fracture.

Aside from cats and dogs, many veterinarians utilize magnetic therapy to treat horses as well. The focus of most equine magnetic therapy is injury rehabilitation. The goal of treatment of most injuries sustained by horses is to enhance the healing process by improving circulation to the affected area. Veterinarians treat many equine injuries including: tendonitis, bowed tendons, muscular sprains and strains, bucked shins and others that affect the musculoskeletal system, incorporating magnetic therapy into their treatment plan.

The method of utilizing magnets in animals differs according to the location of the injury as well as its severity. Special animal magnetic devices are geared toward treating the animal in the most advantageous and comfortable and least restrictive method possible. There are a number of ways that can be done. Some good solutions employed by practitioners as well as animal owners are: magnetic beds or rugs that the dog or cat can lie on, or a blanket that covers them. Some utilize magnetic collars which offer a quick way to introduce magnetic energy into a major blood vessel – the carotid artery. For horses, it is beneficial to use magnetic strips that wrap around a particular joint.

The strength and number of magnets present in the equipment or devices used in caring for animals varies according to the size of the animal. The smaller the animal the less strength and number of magnets are needed to achieve the healing. In addition, when calculating the correct number and strength needed for a certain ailment, the health care practitioner must take into account the severity of the illness. The lowest gauss (strength measurement) that is required to penetrate into the blood stream is 800 gauss, with the strength needing to be increased as the severity of the illness is greater. Though a pet owner can acquire magnets without a prescription, it is recommended that a veterinarian be consulted for an accurate diagnosis and a specific treatment plan.

The following are some useful Do’s and Don’t tips that one should follow when using magnetic energy for treating animal injuries:

• DO NOT use magnets in the first 24/48 hours following an acute injury or on open wounds.
   
• DO utilize Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy before exercising your animal to increase the blood circulation to its muscles, to improve the warm up process and to help prevent injury during work. Additionally Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy can be used following physical exercise to help remove toxins that accumulate in the muscles.
   
• DO monitor your animal when you first use Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy. Different animals may react differently. Start by using magnets for short periods of time and then build it up slowly.
   
• DO NOT use Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy excessively. The body reacts to Magnetic therapy as it does to many conventional therapies in that it fails to respond to the energy if continuously exposed to it. It is therefore recommended that Magnetic Therapy not be used in excess of 12 hours in a 24 hour period. In many instances significant benefit will be seen with the use of magnetic energy in as little as 30mins - 2 hours exposure per day.
   
• DO let your animal benefit from Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy as soon as possible for the prevention and alleviation of chronic conditions. Magnetic Energy should be incorporated into the daily health management of the animal.
   
• DO utilize Your browser may not support display of this image. Magnetic Therapy to keep the animals relaxed and their muscles soft and supple when traveling. Place magnetic rugs in the vehicle and have the animal lie, sit or stand on it.
   
• DO NOT use magnetic therapy while the animal is exercising, though it is important to use it prior to and after the workout. If you place magnets on an animal during exercise they might injure themselves.
   
• DO consult with your veterinarian prior to use of magnetic therapy. Many veterinarians will work with you and incorporate magnetic therapy into the health regimen they devise for your animal.
   
• DO NOT use magnetic therapy on a pregnant animal since at present time it is not known how it affects the unborn.

If you want to boost up your pets’ energy and enhance their ability to exercise THINK MAGNETS

If you want to help prevent injuries in your pet THINK MAGNETS

If you want your pet to heal quicker after an injury THINK MAGNETS

If you want to alleviate the pain & discomfort of your ailing pet THINK MAGNETS

Keep your pets feeling young, acting young THINK MAGNETS

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