FAQ

Yes, we offer free training and certification when you join our Shockwave Canada team. We also offer 24/7 ongoing medical support which you can find more details about here.

Yes, we offer four hours of Shockwave Canada lectures which qualify for credits.

Yes, we routinely host educational seminars. Many of which qualify you for CME credits.

Please reference our product comparison chart here. Also, our sales team is happy to learn more about your needs and help you determine which device is best.

Yes, we offer customizable marketing material.

You can spend a day with one of our certified trainers to learn first-hand how to best integrate shockwave therapy into your practice.

No, we do not provide short term rentals to ensure the highest quality of each device we provide.

Shockwave therapy helps horses and small animals heal faster and optimize their physical performance. It’s a non-invasive hands-on therapy method that gives you control throughout the treatment process for maximum effectiveness and comfort of your patients.

The shockwave machine is lightweight for on-location treatment in stables, events, or remote areas. It’s also compact enough for vets to treat small animals comfortably in clinics or at home. Shockwave therapy is easy to administer with the right tool. Even vet technicians and non-equine professionals can perform shockwave therapy, making it an effective and convenient injury treatment.

Shockwave therapy uses sound waves that penetrate deeper than ultrasound or lasers to stimulate tissue regeneration and bone healing for faster and improved treatment results. It increases the blood flow to affected areas – leading to the development of new blood vessels –, stimulates collagen, and dissolves calcium build-up to treat the root cause of injury. Shockwave therapy is drug-free, significantly alleviates pain, and produces more pressure for the long-term health of your patients.

• Ligament, tendon, and muscle strains
• Splints
• Bucked shins
• Scar tissue
• Neck, back, and joint pain
• Ringbone

• Hip and elbow dysplasia
• Achilles tendinopathy
• Spondylarthrosis
• Cauda Equina Syndrome
• Enthesopathy
• Chronic pain