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The PiezoWave2T VET brings focused piezo shockwave therapy to equine and small animal care. Quiet operation, sedation rarely needed, highly adjustable settings, long-lasting performance, and easy transportability make it well suited for the modern veterinary practice.

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Pioneers of Piezoelectric Shockwave

Powered by 20+ years of expertise and co-developed with Germany’s Richard Wolf, ELvation VET provides focused PiezoWave2T VET shockwave technology to practices worldwide. We deliver complete system support—from onboarding and clinical education to U.S.-based service. One platform. One discipline. Full commitment.

Veterinary Shockwave Therapy

Veterinary Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers acoustic energy into tissue to trigger the body’s own repair response to support healing in tendons, ligaments, joints, and bone. Focused shockwave concentrates acoustic energy at a precise treatment zone within tissue. That mechanical impulse triggers the body’s mechano-sensitive cells and converts the stimuli into a chemical response that can prompt new blood vessel formation, release growth factors, and reduce pain and inflammation through a process called mechanotransduction.

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Testimonials

Trusted by Leading Veterinarians for Proven Performance

“My personal opinion is that the PiezoWave2T Vet is far superior to its competition. I have had great results with it, especially in conjunction with regenerative therapy.”

Alli Foil, DVM Foil Equine Sports Medicine

“Most animals not only tolerate PiezoWave treatment, they seem to lean into it. In our rehab practice, it has become the first modality I reach for, and we are even able to treat cats without restraint.”

Jessica Marziani, DVM, CVA, CVC, CCRT CARE Veterinary Services PLLC

“After using PiezoWave on hundreds of cases, I’ve been very satisfied. It is user-friendly, horse-friendly, and gives me results as good as anything else I’ve used. I’ve recommended it to colleagues looking for a shockwave unit.”

Brendan Furlong, MVB, MRCVS President & Owner, B.W. Furlong & Associates

“We chose ELvation for their customer service, training, quality, and years of experience. Since adding PiezoWave to our canine rehab practice, we have seen improvements across the board and a significant increase in revenue.”

Megan Day, MPT, CCRP WAGhab, Asheville, NC

“After starting PiezoWave shockwave treatment for severe elbow arthritis, my Labrador was clearly more comfortable within just a few treatments. I was able to wean her off all medications, and she is now maintained comfortably with monthly treatments.”

Lisa M., DVM Maddie’s Owner

“I’ve used the PiezoWave for over ten years, and it’s become essential to my practice — both for the healing results we see in our patients and as a significant source of our total revenue. It’s been one of the best investments I’ve made.”

Heather Owen, DVM, M.A.V., CCRP Owner of Animal Acupuncture and Veterinary Wellness Center / Canine Sports Medicine Facility of Tulsa

“Having seen many shockwave systems over the years, I tried this one without expecting an awful lot and was quickly surprised. It has been every bit as effective as our other systems, and in some instances, I believe we are getting better results.”

Dr. Mark Revenaugh Owner, NW Equine Performance

“After comparing CurativeSound and PiezoWave across nine clinical cases, PiezoWave was the clear choice for my practice. My primary caseload is large warmbloods with back and SI pain, and I need one unit that can do everything.”

Dr. Alyson Waring-Scott, MVB, cVSMT, cVMA Snowfall Equine

“During our trial, PiezoWave stood out for customization, penetration depth, quiet treatment, and patient comfort. Most horses accepted the treatments well and often experienced noticeable relief during the protocol. The ELvation Vet USA team was also fantastic to work with.”

Samantha Fraysier, DVM, CERP, CVMMP & Rachel Levine, DVM, IVCA Forward Thinking Equine Veterinary Services

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a shockwave?

A shockwave is an acoustic pressure wave characterized by very high peak pressure (≥100 MPa), a nanosecond rise time, and a brief low-tensile phase. The full pulse is completed within 10 microseconds.

What is PiezoWave2T VET and how does it differ from other focused shockwave devices?

PiezoWave2T-Vet shockwave uses a piezoelectric generator in which piezoceramic elements within the therapy source convert electrical energy directly into focused acoustic pressure waves. The focal zone is formed within the tissue itself, allowing precise targeting by depth and energy flux density (EFD). Compared with electrohydraulic and electromagnetic systems, piezoelectric shockwave provides directly focused energy without reflector scatter, greater specificity in EFD and penetration depth, integrated biofeedback, reduced acoustic noise, and improved patient tolerance.

What equine conditions are commonly treated with PiezoWave2T Vet shockwave?

PiezoWave2T Vet is used to treat both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions in equine patients. Common indications include tendon and ligament injuries, osteoarthritis and joint pain, caudal heel pain, chronic back and neck pain, myofascial pain, and wounds.

What is a typical equine treatment length and schedule?

Most treatments take approximately 3-15 minutes, depending on the size of the horse and the area treated. A series of 3–6 treatments is commonly recommended to support tissue healing, with sessions typically scheduled every 2 weeks. Regardless of interval, the treatment series should be completed within the appropriate tissue healing window.

Is PiezoWave2T Vet shockwave therapy painful for equine patients?

PiezoWave2T Vet shockwave can typically be administered with minimal to no discomfort. Most horses tolerate treatment calmly and relax during the session. A small number of patients, particularly those with significant pain, anxiety, or acutely inflamed tissue, may show sensitivity, but energy parameters can be adjusted to maintain patient comfort.

What small animal conditions are commonly treated with PiezoWave2T Vet?

PiezoWave2T Vet is used for both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions in small animal patients. Common indications include osteoarthritis and joint pain, tendon and ligament injuries, post-surgical recovery, fracture healing and non-union bone, chronic back pain, myofascial pain, and wounds.

What is a typical small animal treatment length and schedule?

Most treatments take approximately 3 to 10 minutes, depending on the size of the patient and the area being treated. A series of 3–6 treatments is recommended to support tissue healing, with sessions typically scheduled weekly or every 2 weeks. Regardless of interval, the treatment series should be completed within the appropriate tissue healing window.