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Dry Cold Therapy
Game Ready Equine introduces dry cold therapy and compression application.
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Game Ready Equine introduces dry cold therapy and compression application. The company developed the product with feedback and designs from veterinarians.
The product alleviates pain from soft-tissue swelling in horses. The portable Game Ready System which consists of leg wraps and an adjustable control unit, is as easy to apply as shipping boots, the company says.
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To accelerate recovery and help prevent injuries, the wraps completely surround the horses' legs and a control unit pumps temperature-controlled water and air into the wraps. Two wrap styles are available: Dual-utility wrap that has two 14-inch by 11-inch wraps designed to treat specific areas of the leg. The second is a dual full-leg wrap that consists of two full-length wraps that cover the top of the horse's knee down to the top of its hoof.
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