Reveal 11.30.26 · From Erchonia

Are you concerned about your horse?
Erchonia has an answer.

For thirty years Erchonia has put its lasers in the hands of doctors treating people. The next one is built for the barn — and for the person who knows the horse best. You.

Reserve your place  See the device

XENOPHON by Erchonia — coming soon

Human-level healthcare

Proven on people first. Now built for the horse.

Erchonia earned the first FDA market clearance ever granted for low-level laser therapy and has built on it since 1996 — every clearance won on double-blind, placebo-controlled trials, the standard human medicine demands. Doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists and veterinarians have trusted that technology in more than 42,000 devices worldwide.

XENOPHON brings that same non-thermal, drug-free laser technology to the one patient who can’t tell you where it hurts, in a handheld device made for daily use in your own barn, between vet visits, on your own schedule.

Non-thermal. No heat, no sedation, no downtime. Sessions take minutes and the horse stays calm and standing.

30years of low-level laser therapy, starting with the first FDA clearance for the category
25FDA clearances, each earned on double-blind, placebo-controlled trials
42k+Erchonia devices in the field, in clinics and practices worldwide
XENOPHON

For the legend in your barn.

The horse laser · by Erchonia

XENOPHON presentation box with the handheld laser, carry case, charger and stylus
XENOPHON handheld laser, front and back XENOPHON touchscreen with preset programs

Not equipment. A standard of care.

XENOPHON is named for Xenophon of Athens, whose treatise on horsemanship — the oldest to survive — taught that the horse is a partner, never a machine. It is built for owners who hold themselves to a higher standard on behalf of an animal that cannot ask for it: proven, professional-grade therapy, placed directly in your hands.

Three preset programs. A touchscreen you can run with one hand while the other stays on the horse. A case that lives in the tack room, not the supply closet.

Intended use

Tissue healing in horses

Digestive wellness in horses

Joint comfort and mobility in horses

Full intended-use statement, protocols and safety information ship with the device and will be published here before launch.

Three programs. One device.

Built for the three things horse owners worry about most.

01

Tissue healing in horses

Wounds, lacerations, post-procedure sites and the everyday scrapes of barn life. Non-thermal laser light supports the body’s own repair process, with no heat and no bandage change required to run a session.

02

Digestive wellness in horses

A preset program for the gut, designed to support normal digestive function in a horse whose whole day is built around what it eats. Run it as part of a routine, not as an emergency.

03

Joint comfort and mobility in horses

For the horse that is a little slow out of the stall, the senior that still wants to work, and the athlete between events. Short sessions, no drugs, no downtime.

Results

Results the barn can see.

Real horses, real barns, no script — filmed with the people caring for them, including Kaitlyn and Kylie at Hasty’s Haven, a horse rescue where Erchonia laser therapy is part of the daily routine.

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Athena, a Belgian draft, before a laser sessionAthena during a laser session on the hind leg

Athena · tissue

A Belgian draft with cellulitis in a hind leg. Before a session, and mid-session with the handheld on the leg.

Dolly grazingDolly's flank, wound site healed

Dolly · tissue

A flank wound, treated at the barn. Dolly today, and the healed site on her flank.

The stitched site over Captain's spineCaptain grazing

Captain · tissue & comfort

A cruelty-case surrender at ten months old, badly underweight, with a fractured vertebra that had to be stitched where fluid was leaking. The stitches, and Captain back on grass.

April, clipped for treatmentCajun, Athena and April together

April · joints

A young horse with OCD, a developmental joint condition. Clipped for treatment, and out with Cajun and Athena.

Documented wound case

One wound case treated by a veterinarian with Erchonia laser therapy, followed with no treatment after week three.

Wound on presentation, from rear
Day 1Wound on presentation, from rear
Wound on presentation, from side
Day 1Wound on presentation, from side
Wound after 1 week of treatment
Week 1After one week of laser treatment
Wound after 3 weeks of treatment
Week 3After three weeks of laser treatment
Wound 6 weeks after presentation, treatments discontinued
Week 6Treatment ended after week 5
Wound 9 weeks after presentation, treatments discontinued
Week 9Treatment ended after week 5

Photos and video from a barn that uses Erchonia laser therapy on its own horses; what the owners say about each horse is in their own words, on video. Individual results vary. XENOPHON is not a substitute for veterinary care; consult your veterinarian for any wound, lameness or digestive concern.

“And indeed, a horse who bears himself proudly is a thing of such beauty and astonishment that he attracts the eyes of all beholders; no one will tire looking at him as long as he will display himself in his splendor.”

Xenophon, On Horsemanship · 355 BC

From the barn

What owners are saying.

“Dolly had a massive wound that we found on her out in the pasture. We used an Erchonia product to help, because we wanted to see what would work since it was so severe. It healed beautifully — and she has a massive scar.”

Hasty’s HavenHorse rescue · on Dolly

“We’ve been using this new Erchonia product to help with the inflammation he had going on. He had a ton of spinal fluid buildup, and as we’ve used it, it has slowly gone down. As you can see, there’s no longer a bump there. I would say it’s working.”

Kylie JohnsonCo-founder, Hasty’s Haven · on Captain

“Our mission here is to gain horses’ trust back — maintaining their injuries, taking care of them, and nourishing them back to health. A lot of that comes with using the laser.”

Kaitlyn & KylieCo-founders, Hasty’s Haven

Kaitlyn and Kylie run Hasty’s Haven, a horse rescue. These are their words, transcribed from the videos above.

Pre-order

Be first in the barn.

XENOPHON ships in a limited first run. Reserving your place costs nothing and puts you at the front of the line for launch pricing, first shipments and the owner training series.

  • No payment today — you’ll hear from an Erchonia representative before anything ships.
  • Launch pricing locked for everyone on the pre-order list.
  • First access to the owner protocols and the XENOPHON training series.

This is the XENOPHON horse laser pre-order form. Your information goes to Erchonia’s sales team only and is never sold. Questions? Call 864-531-0064.