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Apr 10 11 4:59 PM
Product Tips:Use the HockWrap before competition to warm up the area, and after competition to help counteract soreness. Norfields HockWrap should be left in place for eight to ten hours during the day. Always reassess your horse’s condition after a few days of use, then apply as needed or as recommended by your veterinarian. Gradually reduce time as the symptoms lessen and the condition improves.
*As with any condition or injury, always have a veterinary practitioner diagnose your horse’s problem before treatment.
Care Instructions:In cold weather, store your magnetic pad at room temperature to achieve maximum flexibility. Should the strip become soiled, simply hand wash band with a mild soap with warm water solution. Do not immerse or soak magnets in water. Put in the sun or naturally air dry. Do not machine wash. Do not put in dryer.
The Norfields HockWrap should not be used when the horse is being exercised or bathed. If worn during a workout, the horse could be injured further due to the tremendous buildup of heat in the area.
EQUINE Magnetic Product Line does not contain irritants or chemicals, has no side effects, and their magnetism lasts for years.
Do Not Apply … If the horse has an acute untreated infection. If the area is wet. To an area that has paint, liniment or fly spray already applied. To an area with acute injury. Cool thoroughly first. To an injury less than 48 hours old. To or near open wounds. While exercising your horse. If the horse has a metal plate, pin, or implant in the affected area.
How To Apply: 1. Place the open area over the hock joint. 2-3. Use the Velcro® closures to fasten.4. Correct positions of wraps 5. If your horse has a straight conformation—making it difficult for the Hockwrap to stay in place—we suggest utilizing a standing bandage (see photo) below the Hockwrap to prevent slippage.How It Works: The patented bipolar magnets in the Hockwrap increase circulation around the hock and stimulate the acupoints of the hock and command points of the lower lumbar sacrum, helping to accelerate recovery time.
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