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Thermography: A View Into Equine Wellness

Oct 02, 2026 11:06AM ● By Jerome Bilaos

In addition to helping humans discover their health status, Lisa’s Thermography and Wellness is helping horse owners gain additional insight into their horse’s health through thermography, a noninvasive imaging technique that detects variations in surface temperature.

Using specialized infrared technology, equine thermography creates images of heat patterns throughout a horse’s body. Areas of unusual warmth or coolness may reveal changes associated with inflammation, circulation, muscle strain, injury or physical stress, providing useful information about areas that may warrant further attention.

Because the process requires no radiation, needles or physical contact, thermography offers a gentle approach suitable for sensitive horses. It can be used to examine specific areas or the entire body and may complement ongoing wellness, training and recovery programs.

Lisa’s Thermography and Wellness provides equine thermography with an emphasis on proactive, whole-horse care. Thermography is a complementary assessment tool and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

For information, email [email protected], call 855-667-9338, and visit LisasThermographyAndWellness.com. See ad, page 20.

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