Bruise/Abscess Location

Hot spot on sole clearly identifiedThermal imaging allowed a quick and easy method of finding the exact location of this problem and eliminated other possible causes quickly.

This horse was basically sound but showing intermittent lame steps. The foot was warm and a digital pulse could be felt but from there on in it was guesswork. Knowing exactly where to focus one's energy can be a big relief to horseowners!

The right remedy and management approach can quickly be employed and painful...

'digging around' trying to find the source of the problem can be avoided.

Some horses are prone to bruising or abscess formation but it is still frustrating not quite knowing if one is poulticing the right spot! Some horses may take months 'brewing' an abscess and be 'on and off' lame giving the owner or Vet little to go on.

This method is so direct, relatively cheap, totally non-invasive and easy and can inform your farrier or Vet with highly useful information.

Equine Thermography can be a useful tool to inform the horse owner and inform choices about how to proceed with management and veterinary care.

Thermographic Imaging is a very useful adjunctive management tool for the educated horse owner.

By Law and ethically, the Vet is the only individual qualified to make any diagnosis of an animal and Veterinary care and treatment should always be sought for medical diagnosis and treatment.

Equine Thermography in Surrey