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Equine Thermal Care
Hillsdale, NJ 07642
Give your horse a voice with Infrared Thermal Imaging (IRT). If used as a first line of detection, IRT can quickly identify health problems in a horse's body. With one quick full-body equine thermography scan, IRT pinpoints pain points and inflammation, saving owners a lot of heartache, time, and money.
SEE WHERE YOUR HORSE HURTS!
IRT simply maps all the musculoskeletal temperature variations radiating from a horse's body. Raised heat temperatures measured means trouble is brewing and quickly pinpoints and identifies inflammation, injuries, and their exact location. IRT is very accurate, convenient, quick, and extremely affordable. IRT can be used regularly to continually monitor a horse's health status.
IRT Can Detect the following:
- Evasive Lameness Issues
- Fractures
- Joint Issues
- Muscle Injury
- Ligament and Tendon Injury
- Circulation Problems
- Abscesses
- Infections
- Nerve Damage
- Sacroiliac Problems
- Kissing Spine
- Cervical Problems
- Hoof Issues, Infections, Imbalance, and Abscesses
- Dental problems
- Saddle fit issues, pinching and damage
- And more...
Do you need our help? Our Certified Veterinary Equine Thermographers will come right to your location so you don't have to travel and that stress to your horse is minimized. We will image your horse's entire body to locate those problem areas that you may not even be aware of. We'll even work with your vet, chiropractor, farrier, and saddle fitter if you'd like. IRT can help with acupuncture too! Our goal is to help you help your horse.
Service Area: New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania / NJ NY PA CT
Recommendation: Because equine thermography is not U.S. Government regulated, ALWAYS work with a Certified Veterinary Equine Thermographer. They will follow “Standards & Protocol” and use the DVM approved thermal equipment necessary for accurate imaging.
www.equinethermalcare.com/
(201) 477-0009
(201) 390-0247
tdebon@equinethermalcare.comGive your horse a voice with Infrared Thermal Imaging (IRT). If used as a first line of detection, IRT can quickly identify health problems in a horse's body. With one quick full-body equine thermography scan, IRT pinpoints pain points and inflammation, saving owners a lot of heartache, time, and money.
SEE WHERE YOUR HORSE HURTS!
IRT simply maps all the musculoskeletal temperature variations radiating from a horse's body. Raised heat temperatures measured means trouble is brewing and quickly pinpoints and identifies inflammation, injuries, and their exact location. IRT is very accurate, convenient, quick, and extremely affordable. IRT can be used regularly to continually monitor a horse's health status.
IRT Can Detect the following:
- Evasive Lameness Issues
- Fractures
- Joint Issues
- Muscle Injury
- Ligament and Tendon Injury
- Circulation Problems
- Abscesses
- Infections
- Nerve Damage
- Sacroiliac Problems
- Kissing Spine
- Cervical Problems
- Hoof Issues, Infections, Imbalance, and Abscesses
- Dental problems
- Saddle fit issues, pinching and damage
- And more...
Do you need our help? Our Certified Veterinary Equine Thermographers will come right to your location so you don't have to travel and that stress to your horse is minimized. We will image your horse's entire body to locate those problem areas that you may not even be aware of. We'll even work with your vet, chiropractor, farrier, and saddle fitter if you'd like. IRT can help with acupuncture too! Our goal is to help you help your horse.
Service Area: New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania / NJ NY PA CT
Recommendation: Because equine thermography is not U.S. Government regulated, ALWAYS work with a Certified Veterinary Equine Thermographer. They will follow “Standards & Protocol” and use the DVM approved thermal equipment necessary for accurate imaging.
www.equinethermalcare.com/
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