Indentification of injury site
If your horse becomes lame, a thermal scan can identify the specific region of injury together with any compensation areas that would cause pain. It assists your veterinarian in their diagnosis and is non-invasive, does not require sedation and is affordable.
Rehabilitation
If your horse has suffered an injury, how do you know the best time to bring them back into work? A thermal scan can not only monitor an injury’s progress but can identify if there are still irregularities in their physiology which would determine whether they should recommence their training.
Competetion Monitoring
Horses in regular training and competition are prone to muscoskeletal injuries and strains. By monitoring them we can evaluate how they are coping with the workload and based on these scans it allows you to amend their training to take into account any issues or weaknesses that arise. Thus, maintaining the best possible performance throughout their competition season.
Pre Purchase
Purchasing a new horse can be a stressful time and a thermal scan can identify any issues that the horse may have. This can be undertaken in conjunction with a veterinary purchase report. The benefits being the Thermal Image cameras’ ability to detect anomalies up to 3 weeks before they clinically present themselves.