Improved Circulation: Whole-body vibration (WBV) can enhance blood circulation in a horse's muscles, which may help reduce muscle soreness and promote faster recovery after exercise.

Muscle Conditioning: Vibrating floors can stimulate muscle contractions in horses, similar to what happens during exercise. This can be particularly beneficial for horses that are on stall rest or have limited turnout, as it can help prevent muscle atrophy.

Increased Bone Density: Some studies suggest that WBV can contribute to increased bone density in horses. This is especially important for young horses in training or those recovering from injuries.

Joint Health: Vibrations may help with the lubrication of joints, potentially reducing the risk of joint stiffness and arthritis in older horses.

Relaxation and Stress Reduction: Many horses find the gentle vibrations soothing, which can help reduce stress and anxiety. This can be especially useful for nervous or high-strung horses.

Improved Hoof Health: Some proponents claim that WBV can have positive effects on hoof health, possibly increasing hoof growth and circulation to the hooves.

Enhanced Flexibility and Range of Motion: Regular use of vibrating floors may help maintain and improve a horse's flexibility and range of motion, which is important for overall soundness and performance.

Injury Rehabilitation: Vibrating floors can be a valuable tool in the rehabilitation of injured horses, helping to speed up the recovery process and maintain muscle and joint health during the healing period.

Warm-Up and Cool-Down: WBV platforms can be used as part of a warm-up or cool-down routine for horses before and after exercise, potentially reducing the risk of injury.