For horses
Localized cryotherapy at your barn
Mobile Cryo Pro brings localized cold-therapy equipment to your barn for sport, working, and older horses.
Appointments
Owners and trainers can request a visit for eventers, jumpers, dressage horses, reiners, cow horses, endurance horses, and trail horses. New injuries or unexplained symptoms require a veterinarian first.
Knees, hocks, fetlocks, pasterns, cannon bones, flexor tendons, suspensories, shoulders, back, hindquarters, and neck.
Owners commonly ask about visits around training, competition, hauling, and ongoing care. Dan will request veterinary guidance when the situation calls for it.
Mobile Cryo Pro does not diagnose or treat injuries and does not replace your veterinarian or other qualified equine professionals.
Pricing
Per visit
one area
Programs
5-session program
Equine FAQs
Both use localized cold, but an equine visit is planned around the horse, handler, requested area, and barn environment.
No. Mobile Cryo Pro does not diagnose or treat injuries and does not replace veterinary care or other qualified equine professionals.
Common focus areas include hocks, knees, fetlocks, pasterns, tendons, suspensories, shoulders, back, hindquarters, and neck.
A safe, quiet place to work, a handler who knows the horse, and enough room around the treatment area. Dan will confirm setup details before the visit.
Possibly, depending on the horse’s health and veterinary guidance. Share relevant health information when requesting the visit.
Call, text, or send the form with the horse’s location, the area of concern, and whether your vet or trainer is already involved.
To book
Include the number of horses, barn location, requested area, preferred date, and whether a veterinarian is already involved. Dan will reply with availability and next steps.
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