LED by CHEVAL
Knowledge base
Knowledge about giving the best conditions for horses to perform and recover — written for the person doing the work.
Start here
Two to read first
One covers what separates a good system from a poor one; the other explains why LED treatment belongs in a stable rather than a clinic.
Buying & renting
Choosing an LED treatment system
Output, lamp and diode counts, wavelengths, build quality and warranty — what actually separates one system from another.
How light works
LED treatment vs laser for horses
Coherent versus non-coherent light, and why one belongs in a clinic while the other belongs in your stable.
The rest of the journal
All articles
Anatomy & application
LED treatment points, poll to hoof
Nine treatment zones, what tension looks like in each, and which system suits the area.
Recovery & soundness
LED treatment for horse injuries
Tendon, muscle, joint, wound, back and hoof — a suggested session routine for each, and where light does not belong.
Recovery & soundness
Tendon injuries in horses
The three phases of tendon healing, and why the remodelling phase decides whether the leg holds.
Recovery & soundness
Joint inflammation in horses
How it builds quietly through repeated load, the signs riders miss, and what daily management can do.
Recovery & soundness
Recovery in horses
The three recovery windows, and how to build a routine that still happens on a bad evening.
Training & load
Injury prevention in horses
Why overuse injuries are the last event in a long sequence, and where the balance between load and adaptation tips.
You do not have to buy to begin
Every article here ends in the same place: a routine that only works if it actually happens. Our rental programme lets you test one on your own horse, with no deposit, no minimum period and no binding commitment. If you decide to keep it, up to three months of rental is credited towards the purchase. Rental is available for the Wrap72, Wrap108, Stifle Wrap and Pad.
