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Thermagraphic Imaging

 

Thermal imaging uses a camera to measure the animal's body surface temperatures. The medically calibrated camera and software converts the temperatures into images that help evaluate physiology. Thermal images use colors to represent the body’s surface temperatures of the animal.

This provides a map of the animal and allows us to see what we cannot see or feel.

Thermal imaging for animals helps pinpoint where problems are and assist to know where to look further.

Animal clients cannot talk, taking these non invasive images allow the animals body to speak for them.

Many animals have thermal abnormalities before an owner or clinician notice a change. ​

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of a cure! 

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Things To Know And Do Before imaging Animal

Animals being imaged

needs to be out of direct sunlight for

60 Minutes or longer.

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Blankets, polo wraps, boots etc...

 need to be off for

60 minutes before. 

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It is better to have

your horse brushed off as best as possible

preferably 60 minute or longer before. 

 

Horse needs to be dry

as possible and

no topical medications and no pain relieving gels. 

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If you want an accurate image

no chiro, bodywork, acupunture,

e stims, lasers, ultrasound

or anything done to them 24 hrs before.

After imaging do whatever you want! 

 

Location needs to be out of direct sunlight and no shiny objects

or reflective surfaces.

No hot items or

beverages in camera sight.

 

To help make the process go faster, if you are to practice with your horse squaring up and working with them with me being under and around them. I can get even more accurate and better images! 

It isn't a necessary thing to do but it certainly does help make better pictures.  

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So Whats This Going to Cost

You can choose between bringing your horse to me or I come to you! 

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If you bring the horse to me

Intro price $100

includes

Paritial Thermal Imaging, chiro/bodywork and any laser, pemf, microcurrent they may need. Along with a glance at the eye and a quick iridology read.

This takes about 45 to 60 minutes. 

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Just Thermal Imaging 

$75- For 6 Images.

Neck, Shoulders, Spine, Hip,

Front and Back View

 $75 For 6 Images.

Top of Foreleg- Knees to hoof, Stifles, Inside/Outside of Hocks, Hocks to the hoof.

$150 for full body image

with all 12 image locations. 

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Just A Glimpse

$40 Up to 3 different locations

of areas of concern

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Saddle Fit Imaging $65

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Lameness Package -

 $75-$150 Initial Image

$40  follow up imaging

every 4, 6, or 8 weeks

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Preventative/Maintenance Images

After a full priced Initial Image a full set of images every 12 months for $65! 

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Host An Imaging Party 

Invite 3 friends and their horses and you get $30 off your images or 

Invite 5 Friends and your images for one horse is free! 

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If I Come To Your Place

Intro price $120-$140

( depending on location) 

Includes

Partial Thermal Imaging, chiro/bodywork and any laser, pemf, microcurrent they may need. Along with a glance at the eye and a quick iridology read. If you choose a plan put together for individual horse.

This takes about 45 to 60 minutes. 

Just Thermal Imaging 

$95- For 6 Images.

Neck, Shoulders, Spine, Hip,

Front and Back View

 $95 For 6 Images.

Top of Foreleg- Knees to hoof, Stifles, Inside/Outside of Hocks, Hocks to the hoof

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Just A Glimpse

$60 Up to 3 different locations

of areas of concern

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Saddle Fit Imaging $85

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Lameness Package -

Initial Image

is $95- $170

 follow up every 4 to 6 weeks is

$60 for images. 

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Preventative/Maintenance Images

After a full priced Initial Image a full set of images every 12 months for $85! 

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Hosting An Image Party

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Invite 3 friends and their horses and you get $30 off your images or 

Invite 5 Friends and your images for one horse are free!

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Ideas On How Thermal Imaging Can Help You

  • Thermal images can assist in finding problems early 

  • Start treatment before any symptoms start to show.

  • If there is already an ongoing problem imaging can help monitor the treatment progress.

  • Images can help find  secondary issues that we are not able to palpate or physically see yet.

  • If your horse is showing signs of lameness and xrays are not showing anything yet.  Try doing thermal imaging before the problem is able to be seen on xray or ultrasound.  

  •  Follow-up images allow for objective monitoring of any therapeutic plan.

  • Thermagraphic also create a roadmap to target areas and more precise treatment plans.

  • Ever wonder if your saddle is part of the root cause of your horses issue.

  • Thermal imaging can help you see where the saddle is stressing the  horse's back! 

  • Get thermal images done yearly and you have a record of what is happening with your horse and it can help narrow the window on how long issues could be there. 

  • Give yourself and any of your body workers a roadmap to success. Take the guess work out!

  • Want to see what muscles your horse may or may not be over using or compensating with. Imaging can help with that! 

  • Horse has been in recovery and your not sure if your horse is really ready for work yet. This is a great tool to use and send to your vet! 

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  • Looking at buying a horse, give us a call and we will be happy to come take some images for you! 

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Having a visual, definitely helps us make better decisions and lets us know when we really have something we need to take care of. 

Please keep in mind this will not diagnosis issues just help find them. 

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Horses are expensive to buy so taking care of the ones we have is crucial to being able to enjoy them for a long glorious life. 

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