Since animals cannot speak, it has been difficult for caretakers to truly identify hidden or masked conditions. Now with infrared thermal imaging, many of these physiological and anatomical issues are exposed at a much earlier stage. Early detection = early prevention.

Anatomical imaging such as x-ray, lacks specificity and fails in the ability to see soft tissue conditions.

Physiological imaging, such as infrared imaging, has the ability to not only see tissue conditions but can also recognize areas that are indicative to anatomical issues.

“I received the reports and they are awesome! Thank you so much. It is very interesting to read and makes so much sense to me. Now my trainer and I are taking the next steps to help Allie”

Amanda Marcus

“My horse was examined and they found a bulging disc in his back where the IR image showed a hot spot.”

Mark Fox

Before Scan:

“I am interested in having a scan of my horse that has been having leg issues for 5 months. After spending $3500 on diagnostics we still have no answer as to where the problem is. I was told not to spend any more money and get another horse or get a $3500 MRI. Currently she can’t do anything other than walk. She is my baby and I am devastated. Out of funds and emotions high, could you give me an idea of cost? Thank you.”

After Scan:

“I wanted to thank you for coming out and scanning “Sally”. The interp was very enlightening, it makes the puzzle pieces fit.”

Joanne Meissner

If you have questions about Equine Thermography, or would like to hear more testimonials, email us at info@equineir.com.