VitaWell combines 8-head percussion massage with integrated red light therapy in one handheld device.

The massage heads work across a much larger area than a traditional single-head massage gun, helping you work over big equine muscle groups like the shoulders, back, glutes and hindquarters more efficiently.

At the same time, the built-in red light provides targeted light therapy directly over the area you're massaging.

Because horses are a lot bigger than we are.

Most massage guns are designed for humans and concentrate the vibration into one small point. VitaWell uses 8 massage heads at once, allowing you to cover much more of your horse's muscle with every pass.

That means less time spent going over the same area and a much more practical full-body routine.

Absolutely. VitaWell isn't only meant for horses recovering from something.

Many owners use it as part of their horse's normal warm-up, cooldown and recovery routine, especially after harder schooling sessions, jumping, trailering or days when their horse simply feels a little tight.

Think of it as regular muscle care rather than something you only reach for when there's a problem.

Sometimes it's obvious. Sometimes it's subtle.

You may notice things like feeling stiff at the beginning of a ride, tightness through the back or shoulders, shorter movement than usual, sensitivity while grooming, reluctance to bend, feeling tight after harder work, taking longer to loosen up.

Those signs can have many causes, so VitaWell shouldn't replace veterinary assessment when something seems abnormal or painful.

This was one of the biggest things we considered when choosing this design.

VitaWell has a low-noise motor and adjustable intensity, so you can start very gently.

Let your horse see and hear the device first, turn it on away from them, and then introduce it gradually on the lowest setting.

Many horses become comfortable with it surprisingly quickly once they realize what it feels like.

VitaWell is best used over large, fleshy muscle groups, including shoulders, back muscles beside the spine, glutes, hindquarters, large neck muscles

Avoid using it directly over bones, joints, the spine, wounds, swollen areas or areas of acute pain.

Consistency is more important than trying to use it only when your horse seems uncomfortable.

Many owners incorporate VitaWell into their horse’s regular recovery routine several times per week, particularly around harder training days, travel, competitions, or whenever their horse has been working more than usual.

Always follow the recommended session instructions included.

Either, they just serve slightly different purposes.

Before riding:
Use a lower setting as part of your warm-up routine to gently work over tight muscles.

After riding:
Use it during your cooldown or recovery routine, especially after harder schooling days.

A lot of owners end up using it both ways depending on the horse and the workload.

We know every horse is different, which is why your order is covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

Try VitaWell as part of your horse’s normal routine. If you decide it isn’t right for you and your horse, you can contact us within the guarantee period.