Utilizing Infrared Imaging
for Immediate Injury Identification

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The Agility, Racing or Working Dog & Thermal  Imaging

Your active dog works hard, and consequently they are prone to musculoskeletal problems, such as muscle strain, ligament sprain, back and joint injuries. Many toe injuries are caused by sharp turning on grass, or climbing and jumping, and these can often go unnoticed without the aid of Thermal Imaging.

Harnesses or other equipment can cause rubbing over the chest, and place pressure on the back which can be quickly detected with Thermal Imaging, allowing you to readjust the fit, or choose an alternative style of equipment before injury occurs.

Infrared technology can detect signs of Arthritis, hip dysplasia, muscle, tendon, ligament, skin and dental problems much earlier than by sight or touch and therefore allows you to address the condition at hand in a timely fashion, saving time, money and not to mention  a lot of discomfort for your animal.

Thermal imaging is absolutely a must have preventive diagnosis tool in your bag.
With an accuracy of 0.04 degree per pixel, Thermal Imaging uses advanced infrared technology to detect very early signs of inflammation in the body, thus preventing serious problems to develop and their associated expenses and down time.

The images provide a useful baseline, and a health record for your dogs, and are particularly useful when updating owners as they can be easily emailed.

The Cat & Thermal  Imaging

The majority of pedigree cats suffer from hereditary conditions due to the degree of inbreeding that occurs. With animal thermal imaging you can detect these conditions earlier, take action and enjoy a more effective and cheaper course of treatment with a better prognosis.

When your cat becomes less active, more lethargic and or doesn’t enjoy being stroked as much as he/she used to, there could be an underlying back problem.

White cats are particularly susceptible to developing malignant growths, particularly on the ears and nose. Thermal Imaging is effective in the early detection of cancer as the growth brings with it its own vasculature, and therefore increased blood flow.

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The Companion Animal & Thermal  Imaging

If you own a bird or rabbit, thermal imaging can help you detect possible hereditary conditions due to the degree of inbreeding that occurs. With this feedback you can take action immediately and enjoy a better prognosis.

All the benefits of Thermal Imaging Technology listed above apply to your companion animal. It is a safe and inexpensive way to monitor the wellness of your pet.

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Monitoring Animals with Thermal  Imaging  

If your animal is on a supplement program such as joint supplements, pet minerals, pet herbals or homeopathic remedies for conditions such as arthritis, or they are under prescribed medication, the efficacy of these can also be monitored and shared with your Vet or Physiotherapist through the objective results of Infrared Imaging.

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