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Thermal imaging helps veterinary professionals ¸evaluate their patients' physiology quickly and easily
to create more efficient treatment plans sooner

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Transform Veterinary Care with Thermal Imaging

Routinely using thermal imaging provides a simple, easy solution to practicing proactive medicine. By integrating this screening tool into your wellness, lameness, and recheck visits, you can decrease the time you spend searching for problem areas, detect issues earlier, deliver more targeted treatments, and delight clients with visual treatment progress updates.

Veterinary

Why Choose Infrared Cameras for Veterinary Applications?

Thermal imaging uses a highly sensitive infrared camera to measure, compile, and analyze the electromagnetic energy emitted from a patient.  Veterinary-specific software converts the temperatures into images where these thermal emissions can be easily visualized. Temperature data directly correlates to changes within the circulatory, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems. 

  • Early Detection of Inflammation and Injuries

    Enhance veterinary care with thermal imaging for fast and accurate identification of health concerns.

  • Streamlined Diagnostic Processes

    Simplify veterinary check-ups and rechecks with thermal imaging for faster, targeted treatments.

  • Visual Progress Updates

    Provide clients with visual updates of treatment progress through thermal imaging in veterinary care.

  • Improved Diagnostic Precision

    Enhance the precision of veterinary diagnostics with detailed thermal imaging for early issue detection.

Elevate Veterinary Diagnostics

Veterinary Applications

Thermal imaging is used in veterinary medicine to identify health issues in animals by detecting temperature variations. It is a non-invasive tool that assists in diagnosing injuries, inflammation, and other conditions.

Detecting Inflammation and Injuries

Identify areas of elevated temperature caused by inflammation or trauma, enabling veterinarians to pinpoint injuries or conditions like sprains, infections, or joint issues.

Monitoring Post-Treatment Recovery

Use thermal imaging to track temperature changes in healing wounds or treated areas, ensuring proper recovery progress without invasive methods.

Identifying Circulatory and Neurological Issues

Detect abnormalities in blood flow or nerve function, helping diagnose conditions such as laminitis in horses or nerve damage in other animals.

Improving Animal Health and Care

Thermal Imaging for Veterinary Use

Revolutionize animal care with thermal imaging, providing accurate temperature readings to identify health issues early and enhance diagnostic capabilities for improved treatments.