Equine and Veterinary

Thermal imaging finds health problems in horses and other animals early, often before they show any other sign.

Infection, ligament damage and soft tissue damage can show up as inflammation, which means heat. Finding it early means treatment can start sooner, which avoids further injury and helps the animal recover.

Horse hoof.
Horse hoof.
Horse body.
Horse body.
Horse leg.
Horse leg.
Horse body, close up.
Horse body, close up.

Horses and animal health

People who work with horses often feel for heat with their hands, but hands only pick up large temperature changes. A thermal camera with 0.06°C sensitivity or better shows the small changes your hands would miss.

Early detection means earlier veterinary treatment, which saves owners time and money and spares the animal discomfort.

Cameras for equine and veterinary work
FLIR E6 ProFLIR E6 ProEquine and veterinary work, with more detail than the E5 Pro.240 × 180 · 50 mK · 33° lens · up to 550°C Original price was: $3,295.00.Current price is: $2,995.00. ex. GSTViewFLIR E5 ProFLIR E5 ProEveryday animal health checks.160 × 120 · 60 mK · 33° lens · up to 400°C Original price was: $2,250.00.Current price is: $2,095.00. ex. GSTView
Reporting software
FLIR Thermal Studio Standard, 12 monthsFLIR Thermal Studio Standard, 12 monthsBuild your own equine and veterinary reports, edit images and add measurements.Windows desktop software$350.00 ex. GSTView

Free training with every camera

Bret Jones, Certified Thermographer, has over 30 years’ experience in camera selection, training and equine and veterinary work. Not sure which camera fits your work? Talk to Bret first.