We wanted to share this fantastic article that was written by one of our clients Jessica Lees, it provides an excellent insight into her experience of using infrared imaging for her horse Ruby and Vet-IR's service. We would like to [...]
Meet Ruby, a 10 year old mare who was referred for IR imaging due to head shaking/ tossing and increased bronking. Ruby is a general purpose horse, ridden both on the flat and jumping 5 times per week. When she [...]
In this fascinating article Founding Vet-IR Member & Equine Documentalist Yogi Sharp, talks about IR technology and how it can help to objectively establish regions of pain associated with more subtle asymmetries... The recognition of subtle lameness or subclinical pain [...]
Gracie Herring leads the way for Vet-IR in Australia and is one of our senior imaging consultants. She has build up a wealth of knowledge during her IR journey and below shares a helpful insight into the basic building blocks [...]
The following case highlights the importance of owners tracking subtle signs of lameness or changes in behaviour / performance, when additionally combined with infrared physiological imaging this can greatly assist veterinary diagnosis. Ronnie (Skewby Doo) is a 17yo Irish Sports [...]
My journey in thermology began in humans and before I became a vet. I trained as a thermologist for a chiropractor who routinely used thermography for breast health at his clinic. After qualifying in veterinary medicine, I had an opportunity [...]
Vet-IR “Dedicated to the advancement of animal thermology across all species, setting industry standards in IR physiological imaging and evolving clinical applications via research and education. “ Today we are delighted to formally introduce Vet-IR to the animal industry. Focused [...]
Ringo is a 12yo 15hh Traditional Cob who has been with his current owner for 2.5 years. He had a baseline set of scans taken in 2015 which proved very useful for our veterinary team to refer back to. In [...]
14 year old dromedary cow suffering with hindlimb stiffness who was monitored over a three month period. IR imaging detected left carpel inflammation and thermal asymmetry with diffuse hyperthermia on the dorsal aspect of the hindlimb phalanges of the left [...]
Lameness investigations can be lengthy and costly, often exhausting their budget before reaching a conclusion. But there could be another way.. You can hear the smile on Vicky’s face as she describes Marmite, her 14.2 Irish cob. ‘Such a loveable [...]
