Featured Service
At KQH Equine Therapy, we specialize in Equine Cold Saltwater Spa treatments designed to promote natural healing, recovery, and overall wellness for your horse.
Our cold saltwater spa treatments help reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support faster recovery for better performance and a happier horse.
Also Offered
Saltwater therapy is a natural, low-impact way to support your dog’s mobility, comfort, circulation, relaxation, and overall quality of life.
Packages and Pricing
3 sessions
$180
8–12 sessions/month
$480
$720
6–10 horses
$55
per horseSingle spa treatment
$65
package plans available3–5 days
$180
5 days: $3001 session
$45
3 sessions
$120
Save $155 sessions
$215
Save $3510 sessions
$400
Save $50Appointment Scheduling
Available Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Eastern Time. The last appointment starts at 6:00 PM. Please do not arrive before your scheduled appointment time due to limited parking availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Temperature: Water is maintained at a brisk 35°F to 37°F to actively reduce heat, inflammation, and numb pain.
Salinity: The high concentration of salt creates a hypertonic solution that acts as a natural poultice, helping draw fluid and infection away from the legs.
Pressure & Aeration: Jets create turbulence and hydrostatic pressure to massage muscles, improve circulation, and support tissue recovery.
A typical cold saltwater leg spa session lasts between 10 and 20 minutes.
No. Cold saltwater therapy is intended to complement veterinary care and rehabilitation plans, not replace diagnosis or treatment by a licensed veterinarian.
Many owners use saltwater therapy as part of a veterinarian-approved rehabilitation plan to support recovery, circulation, and conditioning.
Yes! Pre-competition sessions may help increase joint mobility and reduce pre-show stiffness. Post-competition sessions may help accelerate muscle recovery and reduce swelling.
No. The cold saltwater solution cleanses the hoof area naturally without drying out or damaging the hoof horn.
Nervous horses are acclimated at their own pace to help ensure a comfortable, low-stress experience. Facilities may utilize specialized equine waste-containment systems to help keep the water clean and hygienic.
Many dogs may benefit, including:
We accept cash, debit and credit cards.
Local Veterinary Resources
For medical questions, emergencies, wound care, lameness, diagnostics, or dental work, contact a licensed veterinarian directly. Please verify service area, farm-call availability, emergency coverage, and current hours with each provider.
Daleville, IN • 9100 S County Road 800 W • 765-378-0382
Equine veterinarian / mixed animal service.Middletown / Indianapolis area • 317-829-6530
Equine wellness, Coggins testing, dentistry, routine care, and after-hours emergency coverage information listed by the clinic.Noblesville, IN • 765-499-7700
Equine veterinary care for routine preventative care, farm calls, and emergencies.Alexandria, IN • 2310 S Park Ave • 765-724-3650
Local veterinary hospital in Alexandria for pet care and general veterinary services.Anderson, IN • 3255 N State Road 9 • 765-649-5218
Animal hospital in Anderson seeing cats and dogs.Muncie, IN • 3601 N Nebo Road • 765-284-3000
Animal hospital resource in Muncie, IN.Disclaimer: KQH Equine Therapy is not affiliated with any of the providers listed above.
