Equine Red Light Therapy Back Pad | 120 LEDs Red & Near-Infrared

After a ride or a hard training day, the back carries much of the load. This equine red light therapy back pad lies along the saddle area and stays in place with long body straps, so your horse can stand quietly in the stable or crossties during a session.

How It Works

120 triple-chip LEDs carry 120 red chips and 240 near-infrared chips. Red light works at the skin and coat surface, while near-infrared light reaches deeper into the large muscles of the back. Run it from the included mains adapter, or from a USB power bank when you are away from an outlet.

Key Features

• 120 triple-chip LEDs (360 chips)
• Red + near-infrared light
• Wide coverage along the back
• Two 90cm body straps plus three short straps
• Adapter or power bank power

Benefits

• Hands-free sessions in the stable
• Even coverage across the saddle area
• Secure fit while your horse stands
• Portable enough for shows and travel

Applications

Designed for horses in regular work, including sport, leisure and senior horses. Use it along the back and loins after exercise or as part of a calm grooming routine.

Package Includes

• 1 x Equine red light back pad
• 1 x USB cable
• 1 x Adapter and plug
• 2 x 90 x 10 cm body straps
• 3 x 25 x 6 cm straps
• 1 x User manual

Care and Usage Tips

Groom first so the pad sits flat on a clean coat. Start with short sessions, stay with your horse, keep cables well away from hooves and store the pad dry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need a power outlet?

No. It runs from the included adapter or from a USB power bank, which is sold separately.

Will it stay in place?

Yes. Two long body straps and three short straps hold it securely.

Can I use it on other areas?

Yes. It also suits the shoulders, flanks and hindquarters.

This product supports general animal wellness and comfort routines. It is not a veterinary medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to your veterinarian before use if your animal has a health condition, is pregnant, or is recovering from surgery.