SY-WS03 Veterinary Shockwave Therapy Machine with 8 Inch Touch Screen for Horse Physiotherapy

You're treating a horse with a suspensory ligament injury, and what you need is something that delivers focused shockwaves deep into the tissue without having to guess the intensity — that's where this machine comes in, with its 200W power and an energy range that goes form 60 up to 200MJ, adjustable in increments you can actually feel.

The 8-inch touch screen is pretty much the main interface, and it's responsive enough that you can dial in frequency from 1 to 18Hz while the horse is standing there, which saves time — we've had clinics swap out older button-based units for this one just because of that screen.

it come with five interchangeable shock heads, and teh smallest one is actually better for tight spots around the fetlock than the larger heads, though most buyers go with the 15mm head for general work on the hindquarters.

ABS housing keeps the weight down to about 12kg, so it's not a backbreaker to move between stalls, and the overall footprint is 41 x 51 x 46cm — fits on a standdard cart or shelf without dominating the space.

Votage is AC 240V or 100V depending on your region, but we usually have stock for both, though you'll want to confirm lead time for the 100V version (usually 2-4 weeks). Warranty runs 12 months from delivery, and it covers the electronics but not the shock heads themselves — those take the wear.

It's not ideal for small animal work like cats or toy breeds; the energy range is too high for that, and you'd risk over-penetration even at the lowest setting.