We're excited about teaming up with Equi Vivre!

Equi Vivre Racehorse Retraining is a Racehorse Retraining and Rehoming yard established in order to assist the racing industry in providing retiring racehorses with secure and happy futures once the have left the security of their training yard

Veterinary Thermal Imaging has a Thermographer based in the Somerset, meaning that horse owners in the South West can benefit from Equine Thermography.  Ridgeway Rider featured VTI in a special article on how state of the art thermal imaging camera are used to detect injuries in horses up to three weeks before clinical signs.

Our Senior Thermographer, Helen Morrell, featured in Eventing Magazine for a Question & Answer session on how thermal imaging can help to keep your horse's legs in optimum condition.  As well as offering advice on how to reduce the risk of tendon injuries, you can learn why tendon injuries don't heal well, how to protect your horse's legs and why it's important to keep your horse's legs cool during gallop work.

Veterinary Thermal Imaging run regular clinics at the Dunham Greyhound Centre, near Retford in Nottinghamshire.  Regular screening of your greyhound can aid in the detection of injury up to three weeks before symptons become apparent.  The greyhound below has distinctive temperature patterns on the fore legs indicative of nerve damage.  Treatment was administered successfully and the greyhound's performance increased dramatically.  More information about greyhound scanning or the use of infrared thermal imaging cameras can be found on our greyhound page.

The next clinic is on 16th April, starting at 10 am until Midday and will be run by our East Midlands based Veterinary Thermographer - Cathryn Last.

Prices start from £20 per greyhound and are taken using our state of the art FLIR Veterinary Thermal Imaging Camera capable of producing high-definition infrared thermal images.

FLIR have just launched the E60bx Veterinary Thermal Imaging camera, the newest thermal imaging camera suitable for veterinary thermography.  The E60bx is equipped with a with a state-of-the-art uncooled Vanadium Oxide microbolometer detector capable of producing thermal images with 320 x 240 pixels (over 76,000 individual temperature measurements). The detector can measure a temperature difference of less than 0.045^oC (NETD), far more than the 0.3^oC necessary for identifying thermal assymetry overlying significant pathology. Images are beautifully displayed on a crystal clear 3.5" LCD touch screen, or can be transmitted to a smartphone or tablet PC using WiFi.