Equine PEMF Equipment for Practitioners and Pro Barns
PEMF equipment for the people who use it for a living
Most PEMF pages are written for the one-horse owner. This one is not. If you are an equine bodyworker, a rehab or sports medicine facility, a training barn running a full string, or a practitioner adding PEMF to an existing practice, you are buying a different thing than a hobby owner is. You are buying a tool that has to hold up to daily use, travel well, fit horses of every shape, and pay for itself.
Here is the straight version of what we carry, what it costs, and how to work out whether it makes sense for your program.
Who this page is for
- Equine bodyworkers and massage practitioners adding a modality
- Rehab, layup, and equine sports medicine facilities
- Training and performance barns running multiple horses a day
- Farriers working the hoof and lower limb
- Canine sport and working dog practitioners
The line, with real prices
We carry the Sport Innovations line. Every price below is the current Ranchline price, not a starting-from number.
| System | Best suited to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| ProSeries 3-in-1 Blanket | Full body work. PEMF, massage and heat in one rug. The daily workhorse for a busy practice. | $7,800 |
| MagPro Plus Blanket | Full body PEMF and heat. The accessible entry point if you want body coverage without the massage layer. | $5,100 |
| ProFocus Hoof System | Hoof and lower limb, low to high gauss. Hoof Shoes or Hoof Plates configuration. | $15,500 |
| MagMini Leg Wraps | Cannon, tendon and fetlock. The most common add-on to a blanket. | $2,850 |
| MagMini Hock Wraps | Hocks. Performance and aging horses. | $2,250 |
| MagMini Neck Wrap | Neck and poll tension along the topline. | $2,100 |
| 3B Cold Laser | Handheld spot work on trigger points and wounds. Equine and canine. | $850 |
| MagMini Dog Coat | Working, sporting and senior dogs. Large and X-Large. | $2,100 to $2,200 |
| MagMini Dog Mat | Hands-off canine sessions. The dog just lies on it. | $2,100 |
Spare computers, batteries and chargers are stocked separately and run from $45 to $850. See spare parts. For a working practitioner, knowing you can get a replacement battery without re-buying a system matters more than it sounds.
Work out your own payback
We are not going to tell you what to charge or promise you what you will earn. You know your market and your rates better than we do. What we can do is give you the arithmetic and the one real number in it, which is the equipment cost.
| Line | Your number |
|---|---|
| A. System you are considering | from the table above |
| B. What you charge per session | your rate |
| C. Your cost to deliver a session (travel, time) | your number |
| D. Margin per session | B minus C |
| E. Sessions to cover the equipment | A divided by D |
| F. Sessions you realistically run per week | your number |
| G. Weeks to payback | E divided by F |
If line G comes out longer than you are comfortable with, tell us on the call. Sometimes the answer is a smaller targeted system rather than a full blanket, and we would rather sell you the right one than the expensive one.
Choosing your first system
If you travel to clients, weight and setup time decide everything. Targeted wraps and the handheld laser go in a truck easily. A full blanket is more capability but more handling at every stop.
If clients come to you, or you are working a barn where the horses are already standing, a full body blanket usually earns its keep faster because you can run it while you work on something else.
If you are hoof and lower limb focused, the ProFocus is a serious piece of equipment at $15,500 and it is not the right first purchase for most practices. Start with leg wraps and see how the demand actually runs before you step up.
If you are adding to an existing modality, the leg wraps at $2,850 are the most common entry because they address where horses actually break down.
What you get from Ranchline that you will not get from a web order
- A demo and a fitting consultation before you commit, so you are choosing on evidence rather than a spec sheet.
- Hands-on training for your team, so the equipment gets used properly from day one instead of sitting in a tack room.
- Trade and professional account terms. Contact us for business terms.
- A 30-day rental on select systems, so you can run it on real horses in your own program before buying. Ask your specialist about current rental availability and terms.
- A referral arrangement if you introduce another barn or practice to us. Referrals need to be registered with us before that barn purchases, so mention it early.
Multi-unit and facility configurations
If you are outfitting a rehab facility or running a full string, the sensible conversation is about coverage across the operation rather than a single unit. Tell us how many horses you are moving through and what your day actually looks like, and we will work out what configuration covers it. If a system is not the right fit for your program we will tell you.
Ordering and lead time
Every unit is built to order and ships in 7 to 10 business days direct from Sport Innovations, configured and quality-checked before dispatch. Please review our shipping, returns and terms of sale before you order.
Talk to a specialist
Tell us about your practice and we will come back to you. No obligation, and if we are not the right fit we will say so.
Prefer to talk? Call or text: 832-659-2982
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PEMF supports general equine and canine wellness and recovery. It is not a medical device, is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition, and is not a substitute for veterinary care. Nothing on this page is a representation of earnings.