RED LIGHT THERAPY FOR HORSES

Red & Near-Infrared Light Support for Horses

Targeted red and near-infrared light devices for legs, hocks, back and full-body recovery routines, built for Australian stables, trainers and equine therapists.

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Australian Owned & Operated Shipped from Melbourne
660nm Red + 850nm Near-Infrared Dual-wavelength devices
Built for Targeted Use Legs, hocks, back, poll & full body
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How Red Light Therapy Supports Equine Wellness

Red and near-infrared light are absorbed by cells and are commonly used to support circulation and general comfort in targeted areas. Many horse owners use it as part of a post-training or post-competition routine, alongside, not instead of, normal veterinary care.

Leredd's equine range uses the same 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared wavelengths as our human devices, in wraps and panels designed to sit safely against a horse's coat and tolerate stable conditions.

This is wellness support, not veterinary treatment. Always speak to your vet about injuries, lameness, or any medical concern.

Choose by Horse Area

Post-training and joint-area supportLegs & HocksShop Legs & Hocks
Larger-area support before or after ridingBack & Saddle AreaShop Back & Saddle
Fixed panel setups for stables and clinicsFull Body / Stable SetupShop Stable Setups
Hands-free, precise light on one areaTargeted Spot SupportShop Targeted Support

WHERE TO USE

Match the Device to the Area You're Supporting

Use this as a general placement guide. Always start with short sessions, avoid the eyes, and consult your vet for injury, illness or lameness.

Lower Legs / Tendon Area1

Lower Legs / Tendon Area

Use a flexible wrap for targeted lower-leg support after work, travel or competition. Keep the wrap secure, never tight.

Hocks2

Hocks

A common target for horses needing joint-area comfort support as part of a regular stable routine.

Back / Saddle Area3

Back / Saddle Area

Use a larger flexible device or panel for broad coverage around the back and saddle area before or after riding.

Neck / Poll4

Neck / Poll

Target gently and avoid the eyes entirely. Stay with your horse and monitor behaviour throughout the session.

Glutes / Larger Muscle Groups5

Glutes / Larger Muscle Groups

Panels and larger wraps suit broader muscle areas when you want more coverage in one session.

Best Leredd Devices for Horses

WHO IT'S FOR

For Everyday Horse Owners vs Professionals

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Everyday Horse Owner Professional / Therapist
Best DevicePortable Wrap, Flexi LED M2Superflex M2, Biohax Panel, Lamp
Typical Use1–2 horses, home/stableMultiple horses, treatment bay
Session StyleShort, targeted sessionsStructured recovery routines
SupportSelf-guided with our safety guideBulk pricing + onboarding call

HOW TO USE SAFELY

Using Red Light Therapy Safely With Horses

Every Leredd equine device is designed for safe, targeted use. Follow these steps for every session.

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Step 01

Start Short

Begin with a 5–10 minute session to see how your horse responds before building up to longer sessions.

First session should always be brief
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Step 02

Secure, Don't Tighten

If using a wrap, keep it snug enough to stay in place, never strap firmly against the skin.

Never strap firmly against skin
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Step 03

Avoid the Eyes

Keep any device well clear of your horse's eyes and away from open wounds.

Position away from the face entirely
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Step 04

Watch Your Horse

Stay with your horse for the session and monitor their behaviour throughout.

Never leave a horse unattended mid-session
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Step 05

Keep It Clean

Wipe devices clean between uses, especially after contact with coat, sweat or dust.

A quick wipe-down after every use
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Step 06

Build a Routine

Use consistently as part of a recovery routine rather than a one-off session. Talk to your vet if you're supporting a specific injury or condition.

Consistency matters more than intensity
Safety first.This is general guidance, not veterinary advice. Always consult your vet for injuries or medical concerns.

EQUINE QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

When used as directed, yes. Start with short sessions, avoid the eyes, never strap devices tightly, and watch your horse's behaviour throughout. This is wellness support, not veterinary treatment, always consult your vet for injuries or medical concerns.

660nm red light works at a more surface level, commonly used for coat-level and superficial-area support. 850nm near-infrared penetrates deeper, commonly used for larger muscle groups and joint-adjacent areas. Most Leredd equine devices combine both.

It depends on the area you want to support, how you'll use it, and your budget. Take our 60-second equine device quiz for a tailored recommendation, or browse by area in our equine collection.

Yes. Wipe devices clean between horses, especially wraps in contact with coat or sweat. Stables and clinics running multiple horses may prefer a fixed panel setup, see our Professional setup options.

Start with 5–10 minutes to see how your horse responds, then build up to 15–20 minutes as part of a regular routine. Most Leredd equine devices include a built-in timer.

This depends on the device and the area you're supporting, legs and hocks, back and saddle area, neck and poll, or larger muscle groups. Each equine product page includes a body map showing recommended placement.

Leredd equine devices are designed to support general comfort and recovery routines, not to treat injuries or medical conditions. Always consult a qualified veterinarian for lameness, injury, illness or any medical concern.

Yes, contact us for stable, clinic and bulk order pricing, and to talk through the right combination of devices for your setup.

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Leredd equine devices are not veterinary medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease or injury in animals. They are designed to support general comfort, circulation and recovery routines only. Always consult a qualified veterinarian for lameness, injury, illness or any medical concern before use, and stop use and seek veterinary advice if your horse shows signs of discomfort.

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Red Light Therapy for Horses Australia · Red Light Therapy for Horse Legs · Red Light Therapy for Horse Hocks · Back and Saddle Area · Older Horses · Performance Horses · Equine Recovery · 660nm vs 850nm · How to Choose a Device · Safety Guide

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