Get Reliable Quality With Horse Red Light Therapy Devices

• Red and near infrared light support photobiomodulation, a natural process linked to recovery and normal cellular function.
• ARTG-listed devices provide a non-invasive option that fits into structured equine care under veterinary guidance.
• Proper coat preparation, panel placement and gradual sessions help improve safety and consistency.
• Broad-coverage devices suit barns, stables and equine facilities with different layouts and routines.
• TLA also offers red and near infrared light therapy devices for dogs, cats and people.

Horse red light therapy brings a sophisticated approach to equine wellness and care, combining traditional and modern techniques for horse rehabilitation. 

With the world’s largest range of red and near infrared (NIR) light therapy devices, Therapy Lights Australia (TLA) stands at the forefront of this field. Our commitment to integrity and excellence means our products meet the rigorous demands of equine care. We provide comprehensive and professional LED machine solutions, designed with purpose and crafted for performance.

Bring light therapy into the barn

Many owners, trainers and veterinarians are increasingly considering red and near infrared therapy for horses as a non-invasive option to support recovery and performance. For this reason, choosing evidence-backed products with reliable local support enables a more informed approach to incorporating this therapy into equine care.

Red and NIR light therapy allows horse owners, trainers and equine professionals to introduce targeted light exposure into stables, barns and shaded care environments. These wavelengths naturally exist in sunlight, but indoor routines, poor weather and busy schedules can limit consistent exposure. 

By offering devices registered with the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG), we help make veterinary light therapy an excellent and non-invasive addition to structured equine care. Our ARTG listed red light therapy machines can deliver red and NIR light indoors, making sessions easier to include in private stalls, country barns, suburban stables and larger equine facilities. 

Red light therapy supports regular equine care

Red and NIR light therapy works through photobiomodulation (PBM), a process that influences cellular activity by supporting adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production, the energy source that powers normal cell function. This natural process may support recovery, tissue repair, muscle comfort and overall performance.

With the help of an equine treatment device, many owners and trainers use horse red light therapy to complement recovery after training, competition or travel, while working and barn horses may also benefit following physically demanding daily activities. 

Premium clinical red light therapy panels like the TLA Barn 1000 are a non-invasive option that produces no harmful UV rays or EMFs; red light therapy fits comfortably into modern stable management. Devices with broad treatment coverage, such as barn-mounted systems, can be installed to suit different stable layouts, making routine sessions practical and convenient. 

That being said, using red light for horses should always form part of a broader equine care plan that includes calm handling, regular observation and veterinary guidance, ensuring each horse receives appropriate care for its individual needs.

Light therapy can also support other animals 

Horse red light therapy isn’t the only option for animals. At TLA, we also offer options for dogs and cats, so you can choose devices that are appropriate for the body size, living space and care routines of your pets without compromising on efficacy. 

For example, red light therapy for dogs can be performed using pads and wraps that adapt to your pet’s body. Meanwhile, crates and kennel formats can turn travel into a less stressful experience, offering both a steady environment and therapeutic benefits.

These aren’t just designed for home use. Veterinarians can also incorporate these devices into existing treatment plans, aligning them with specific care routines and optimising outcomes for a variety of animal patients.

What’s more, our range of light therapy machines and devices includes options for humans, such as beds, small half-body panels, masks and headwear. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Will my horse’s hair affect red light therapy?

To an extent, yes, your horse’s coat may affect horse red light therapy. This is because hair, dirt and moisture can scatter or absorb light before it reaches the targeted area. 

Improving the reach of a professional LED light therapy machine makes the therapy more effective. Before starting the session, brush your horse’s coat thoroughly and remove any mud, sweat or dust. Make sure to dry any damp areas to help the light penetrate better. Where possible, part thicker hair to get maximum light exposure to the skin. 

If you usually clip dense areas as part of your grooming routine, continue doing so to improve the effectiveness of the session.

How high can I place the red light panels in my barn?

Positioning the panels ensures safety and effective coverage. When installing horse red light therapy lights in your stable or barn, it’s ideal to place red light panels like the TLA Barn 1000 a few feet above your horse. This height reduces the risk of contact while still providing useful coverage. 

You may consider our panels for full body red light therapy purposes, as they use four wavelengths: red 660 and 630, plus infrared 850 and 830. With eight spaced LED bars and 2,976 total LEDs, they support broad coverage, even if mounted relatively high.

Additionally, avoid installing stable therapy equipment or panels where your horse might bump, rub or knock them when they’re shifting, standing or getting excited. 

Should I ease my horse into red light therapy?

Yes, it’s ideal to ease your horse into equine red light therapy gradually. Start with a short session and extend the time only if your horse remains calm and comfortable. Look for signs of acceptance, such as settling, standing quietly, relaxing posture or showing mild curiosity. 

Conversely, if your horse pins its ears, paws, fidgets constantly, sweats unusually, becomes agitated or tries to move away, stop the horse red light therapy session. Keep initial sessions calm, supervised and predictable to help your horse adjust confidently.

A smooth introduction sets the stage for a positive therapy experience.

Equine wellbeing with Therapy Lights Australia

Red and NIR light therapy continues to gain attention in equine care for its non-invasive approach to recovery and wellbeing. 

From red light beds to equine therapy equipment, TLA offers reliable, ARTG-listed devices designed without harmful UV rays or EMFs. By delivering targeted red and near infrared wavelengths, these devices may support natural cell repair, muscle recovery and tension relief in horses. 

With machines you can depend on, horse owners, trainers and equine professionals can utilise light therapy under veterinary guidance as part of a careful, well-informed care routine.

Trust TLA to provide quality reflecting your dedication to your horses’ wellness. When you’re ready to buy horse red light therapy equipment in Australia, explore our devices for equine care today.