A therapeutic covering comprises a blanket comprising mesh infused with ceramic mineral powder (emitting far-infrared wavelengths) comprising approximately 80-150 magnets over the primary acupuncture points. These magnets are neodymium magnets with a strength ranging from approximately 1100-2400 gauss. The blanket is sold in a range of sizes to fit ponies and horses alike. The magnets themselves are sewn into neoprene pockets and cannot be moved from their original sewn-in position.

A therapeutic covering comprises a blanket comprising mesh infused with ceramic mineral powder (emitting far-infrared wavelengths) comprising approximately 80-150 magnets over the primary acupuncture points. These magnets are neodymium magnets with a strength ranging from approximately 1100-2400 gauss. The blanket is sold in a range of sizes to fit ponies and horses alike. The magnets themselves are sewn into neoprene pockets and cannot be moved from their original sewn-in position.

A protective cone effective as a veterinary restraint when fitted on an animal. The protective cone may have a substantially transparent body with inner and outer arcuate sides extending between end sides. An adjustable closure may releasably secure the end sides into a closed configuration of a truncated cone about an animal's neck and head. The protective cone may have perforations to pass air. The protective cone may have padding on the inner and outer arcuate sides. A substantially circular detachable mesh cover may cover the top opening of the protective cone. A compressible collar may be attached to the bottom opening of the protective cone.

A protective cone effective as a veterinary restraint when fitted on an animal. The protective cone may have a substantially transparent body with inner and outer arcuate sides extending between end sides. An adjustable closure may releasably secure the end sides into a closed configuration of a truncated cone about an animal's neck and head. The protective cone may have perforations to pass air. The protective cone may have padding on the inner and outer arcuate sides. A substantially circular detachable mesh cover may cover the top opening of the protective cone. A compressible collar may be attached to the bottom opening of the protective cone.

A modular lower leg and hoof wrap configured to hold one or more therapeutic devices proximate an animal's hoof. The invention is intended primarily for use with horses. The components attach to a sole, which is intended to be positioned beneath the animal's hoof. One or more retention panels extend upward from the sole. A first wrap panel and a second wrap panel also extend upward form the sole. Elastic and VELCRO attachment features are preferably used so that each of the components may be positioned in a suitable location for a particular animal's anatomy. Other closure devices, such as buckles or snaps, could also be used.

A modular lower leg and hoof wrap configured to hold one or more therapeutic devices proximate an animal's hoof. The invention is intended primarily for use with horses. The components attach to a sole, which is intended to be positioned beneath the animal's hoof. One or more retention panels extend upward from the sole. A first wrap panel and a second wrap panel also extend upward form the sole. Elastic and VELCRO attachment features are preferably used so that each of the components may be positioned in a suitable location for a particular animal's anatomy. Other closure devices, such as buckles or snaps, could also be used.

A pet protection system includes a leg portion having a first end having a first cross-section having a flexible opening to insert a pet foot therethrough; an angled portion coupled to the first end and having a second cross-section greater than the first cross-section; and a second end coupled to the angled portion, wherein the second end has a third cross-section greater than the second cross-section; and a body portion coupled to the leg portion, the body portion forming a loop that fits securely on a body of the pet.

A pet protection system includes a leg portion having a first end having a first cross-section having a flexible opening to insert a pet foot therethrough; an angled portion coupled to the first end and having a second cross-section greater than the first cross-section; and a second end coupled to the angled portion, wherein the second end has a third cross-section greater than the second cross-section; and a body portion coupled to the leg portion, the body portion forming a loop that fits securely on a body of the pet.

A wrap for a non-human animal comprises: a wrap for a non-human animal comprises: an elastic portion; an exterior surface; and an antimicrobial coating applied to the exterior surface. The antimicrobial coating includes a silane quaternary ammonium ion or salt thereof. The exterior surface can adhere to itself. The elastic portion can comprise natural rubber. The silane quaternary ammonium ion or salt thereof is one or more of: 3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium ion, 3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium chloride, 3-(trihydroxysilyl)propyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium ion, or 3-(trihydroxysilyl)propyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium chloride. The antimicrobial coating applied to the exterior surface imparts antimicrobial properties onto the wrap. The antimicrobial coating can be applied to the wrap by applying a solution that includes the silane quaternary ammonium ion or salt thereof to the exterior surface. The silane quaternary ammonium ion or salt thereof can be between 0.1 percent and 10 percent by weight of the solution.

A pet prosthetic for a stump of an animal including: a clamp portion configured to clamp to an upper portion of the stump above an elbow joint of the animal or a knee joint of the animal; a stump holder configured to receive the lower portion of the stump below the elbow joint of the animal or the knee joint of the animal; a stump holder cradle configured to receive and support the stump holder; a left rear support operably connecting the clamp portion to the stump holder cradle; a right rear support operably connecting the clamp portion to the stump holder cradle; an ankle joint operably connected to the stump holder cradle; a left forward support operably connecting the clamp portion to the ankle joint; a right forward support operably connecting the clamp portion to the ankle joint; and an artificial paw operably connected to the ankle joint.