Urban Equine

13/08/2025

Customer Review

Thank you Narelle for your kind words.


Tracey Mallia Urban Trails

04/07/2025

Peggy back in after a few weeks off to get rid of her Bali belly

This girl has a real story to tell coming soon

Big shout out to my amazing farrier and me wonderful vet Jason from Advantage equine without you we wouldn’t be as good as we are and would just be a broodmare sitting in a paddock

Fingers crossed with patience and care she will make the racetrack one day !!

Tracey Mallia

15/06/2025

John John having a pemf this morning after his ride

We treat them like athletes when we ride them we should regularly treat them with therapies

Urban Trails
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Get in touch if you would like to see what these treatments do for you trusty steeds !

26/05/2025

Cryotherapy, or cold therapy, for horses involves using extremely low temperatures to reduce inflammation, pain, and swelling.

It can be used to treat various conditions, from muscle tightness and strains to more serious injuries like tendonitis or ligament damage.

Cryotherapy can be administered through whole-body exposure or localized treatments, with localized devices designed for spot treatments like pain relief from joint, ligament, or tendon issues.

How Cryotherapy Works for Horses:
Reduces Inflammation:
By decreasing blood flow to the affected area, cryotherapy helps reduce inflammation and swelling.

Alleviates Pain:
The cold temperature numbs the nerves, providing pain relief and reducing muscle tension.
Accelerates Healing:
By reducing inflammation and pain, cryotherapy can help speed up the healing process and allow for faster recovery.
Improves Range of Motion:
Reduced inflammation and muscle tension can improve a horse's range of motion, facilitating earlier rehabilitation.

Injuries on a knee the result is amazing first photo was when it happened and today after 2 treatments.

Pre race treatment.

Urban Trails

05/04/2025

Qualified equine therapist with all the gadgets to make your horse feel 110%
Contact us to discuss your horses next treatment

Where Does Your Horse Hurt?

Interpreting the signs of a horse in pain can be straightforward if you pay attention to their behavior, physical condition and body language.

Horses are expressive animals and subtle changes can indicate discomfort.

Things like behavioral changes, body language, movement, eating and drinking habits and physical signs are all signs that your horse could be hurt.

Contact Tracey Mallia on 0401 419 877 to discuss further any concerns you have with your horse.


Tracey Mallia
Urban Trails

27/03/2025

Meet Moya Kuypers (in her 70s).

Urban Equine recently took this incredible video review of Moya who experienced the benefits of both cryotherapy and shockwave therapy for her foot.

Moya shares how these treatments not only relieved her pain but also helped her regain mobility faster than she had anticipated.

The client praised the therapies for their effectiveness in reducing inflammation and accelerating the healing process.

It was wonderful to see how her overall foot health improved, and she expressed her gratitude for the positive impact these treatments had on her daily life.

This feedback truly reinforces the value of these innovative therapies.

Get in contact today to make your appointment.

Don’t sit back and continue to be in pain.

Tracey Mallia has completed these treatments on not only horses but humans and family pet’s alike. Canines have also benefited from such treatments.

Call +61 401 419 877 to make your appointment.

Location - Nar Nar Goon

Urban Trails

21/03/2025

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12/03/2025

Customer Review.


Tracey Mallia

02/03/2025

Where Does Your Horse Hurt?

Interpreting the signs of a horse in pain can be straightforward if you pay attention to their behavior, physical condition and body language.

Horses are expressive animals and subtle changes can indicate discomfort.

Things like behavioral changes, body language, movement, eating and drinking habits and physical signs are all signs that your horse could be hurt.

Contact Tracey Mallia on 0401 419 877 to discuss further any concerns you have with your horse.


Tracey Mallia
Urban Trails

01/03/2025

When trying to determine where a horse might be in pain, it's important to observe their behavior, physical signs and body language.

Here are some common signs of pain.

1. Lameness or Limping

2. Reluctance to Move

3. Back Sensitivity

4. Head Tossing or Avoiding the Bit

5. Biting or Kicking at Their Stomach

6. Swelling or Heat

7. Changes in Behavior

8. Difficulty Eating

If your horse is showing signs of pain, reach out to Tracey Mallia on 0401 419 877 to discuss your horses treatment sooner than later.


Tracey Mallia

22/02/2025

Introducing the Medkey device is a bioelectric therapy tool designed to support pain management and healing in both humans and animals, including horses. It uses targeted neurostimulation to promote natural recovery. Here are some key benefits for horses:

1. Pain Relief
• Helps with acute and chronic pain conditions, including joint pain, back soreness, and soft tissue injuries.
• Reduces inflammation, which can be beneficial for arthritis, tendon injuries, and laminitis.

2. Faster Recovery & Healing
• Enhances circulation and lymphatic drainage, speeding up recovery from injuries or post-exercise fatigue.
• Supports tissue regeneration and wound healing.

3. Muscle Relaxation & Softness
• Releases tension in muscles, improving flexibility and movement.
• Can be used to loosen tight areas before or after work, enhancing performance.

4. Non-Invasive & Drug-Free
• Provides a natural alternative to medications, reducing the need for painkillers or anti-inflammatories.
• Safe for regular use without side effects.

5. Supports Nervous System & Overall Well-Being
• Helps regulate nerve function, making it useful for horses with neurological issues.
• Can aid relaxation and reduce stress, benefiting anxious or tense horses.

To book a treatment or to discuss one of our 4 treatment applications DM the page