Veterinary Infrared education (also known as thermography or thermology) has historically been limited. Many professionals do not understand the potential of the technology, how it can provide an overview of the entire patient, connecting a complex chain of events that leads to more effective investigation, prognosis and diagnosis. The benefits of using the technology and understanding its leading applications as well as limitations are not widely available nor offered in mainstream veterinary education. Vet-IR is passionate about filling this knowledge and skills gap in the industry, and is dedicated to the advancement of animal thermology education.

Our international team delivers a range of CPD courses for the professional sectors, including thermology imaging, veterinary interpretation programmes and an annual congresses for the academic community. In a few months we will launch a free membership platform for industry professionals that aims to educate, provide thermology advice and highlights the latest research data for paraprofessionals.

Vet-IR works to create a network of professionals that will be continually educated about these benefits, advancing applications and  limitations, also ensuring there are opportunities for students to learn about the technology in formal education.

Vet-IR provides thermology imaging and interpretation training to veterinary surgeons and allied professionals. We can deliver training to individual vets or the entire practice, tailoring the package to suit your requirements. Training is delivered by our team of experienced vets, scientists, and trainers. Vet-IR also has an international team of imaging consultants that operate services under the Vet-IR/Species-IR umbrellas. For more information on becoming a Vet-IR consultant please contact us.

We offer a range of imaging courses specialising in equine, small animal, dromedary, livestock and zoology. Training is delivered via a combination of practical courses and online theory. A new Veterinary Thermologist Programme is set to launch this year teaching veterinary surgeons how to interpret, analyse and report in practice along with Vet-IR providing ongoing quality control support.

Full course information will soon be available via the below tabs, if you are interested in any of the courses then sign up to our mail subscription to be the first learn more and register your interest via our contact form.