Pain Reduction in Horses with Spavin Scientifically Proven
This EEG-based study examined horses diagnosed by veterinarians with spavin (arthritis in the hock joint). The aim was to measure the activity of so-called gamma waves in the brain – a frequency range associated with the perception of pain.
Results:
After using the SWIT® Boot, gamma wave activity was reduced in all horses.
The animals appeared more relaxed, moved more freely, and behaved more calmly during shoeing.
Notable changes were observed in the parietal cortex, where physical sensations are processed.
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Stress Reduction Through Neurostimulation – Measured by Gender and Brain Hemisphere
This neuroethological study involving 26 Icelandic horses analyzed the effects of the „Relax” and “Regeneration” programs using über EEG wave analysis – combined with video recordings and ethological observations.
Results:
Both programs led to a significant reduction in stress-related brain activity (especially beta and gamma waves).
Gender-specific differences were observed in the effects on the left and right hemispheres of the brain.
SWIT® balanced the brain’s natural lateral asymmetry – an indicator of improved mental equilibrium.
Owners subjectively reported calmer and more attentive horses.
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Scientifically Studied Effects on Calmness, Behavior & Recovery in Dogs
As part of an EEG study, the effects of the SWIT® Dog Mat were examined in 20 dogs of various breeds. The analysis focused on behavioral observations, EEG evaluations, and owner feedback.
Results:
EEG data showed a significant increase in relaxation-associated brain waves (Alpha, Theta).
During application, dogs displayed calm behavior, deeper breathing, and overall more balanced behavior.
The effect was particularly noticeable in stress-sensitive or rescued animals.
Owners observed improved sleep quality, reduced irritability, and faster recovery.
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