Thermal Imaging West Midlands

22/05/2024

Hello everyone
Sorry it’s been quiet on here. Been extremely busy

Got availability

Help pin point your horses issues

During hot weather 🌦️ it is best to thermal image early in the morning 🌅

03/04/2024

In derby Tuesday
Space for imaging

03/10/2023

Interesting finds yesterday on a 7 yr old ex racing mare who was displaying behaviour issues when asked to work from trot to canter. Extremely reluctant and would rear. Trainer recommended to get her imaged before proceeding any further with work.

She is the sweetest mare to handle

22/04/2023

Build a picture of your horse
Pin 📌 point areas of interest

Taking bookings for May and June

22/04/2023

Visited Copper today for a thermal image

Everything matched up what the physio has been feeling

Rescan next month

Will pop some images up tomorrow

01/01/2023

Busy end to the year

Helping customers pin 📌 point areas of interest to take forward to vets, physios and farriers

Book 📕 now

24/12/2022

🎄🎄Merry Christmas to all my customers🎄🎄

Hope you have a great day 🥂

01/12/2022

Build a picture of your horse

Areas of interest which are useful for pin 📍 pointing areas for vets to investigate 🔬

Book now

22/09/2022

Build a picture of your horse
See what’s going

Areas of interest

This horse looked fine but on thermal imaging you can clear see a a red area on the cannon bone 🦴 this could easily be a knock to the cannon bone or bruising. Re scanned 4 days later and had gone

22/09/2022

Hello everyone
December is allways a busy month in the land of Theraplating and thermal imaging

Don’t forget to book 📕 in
Drop me a message or comment below

27/08/2022

27/08/2022

Great morning yesterday out in Staffordshire checking a lovely pony over as she had been displaying behaviour issues.

We found a few areas of interest
Hock
Shoulder
Back and saddle area
Pelvis

31/05/2022

Taking Saturday booking for July August and September

01/01/2022

2022 is this the year you givethermal imaging a go 🧐 and see what your horse is actually trying to tell you

Upcoming areas and dates

Tuesday 4th Derby area
Wednesday 5th Corvedale Equestrian
Thursday 6th Derby area
Friday 7th Walsall wood 🪵 Telford area
Saturday 8th Fully booked

Morning 10th Doncaster fully booked
Wednesday 12th available
Thursday 13th available
Friday 14th Walsall wood 🪵
Saturday 15th Fully booked

Monday 17th Wyke Equestrian
Wednesday 19th Corvedale Equestrian
Thursday 20th available
Friday 21st Walsall wood 🪵
Saturday 22nd limited slots available Derby area

Monday 24th available
Wednesday 26th available
Thursday 27th Hodthorpe
Friday 28th Cannock chase Walsall wood 🪵
Saturday 29th North Worcestershire Equestrian

Message to book in or if you have any questions

21/12/2021

Hello everyone

January Saturdays
8th fully booked
15th space available
22nd space available
29th fully booked

Drop me a message to book in

20/12/2021

Why use thermal imaging

making it easier to pinpoint potential pain areas. For horses, these problems can be vast, ranging from muscular damage to nerve injury, saddle sores, arthritis and more.

Back Problems, Pain and Saddle Issue Detection

Non-Invasive Analysis�With a thermal camera, you won't have to worry about causing stress and worry to your horse. The cameras can be used easily from a distance, are quiet-running and don't require any physical contact. There's no sedatives, no stress and no risk involved.

22/11/2021

Hello everyone
Sorry there isn’t been many updates. Been busy out and about

Got available slots on a few days through out December
Taking bookings for January

08/11/2021

No cup holder … No worries 😉

03/11/2021

Thermal imaging can identify ligament and muscle damage

Pin point issue areas

Thermal imaging is stress free and quick

No need to travel your horse this can be done in your horses stable

17/10/2021

Enjoy your wet ☔️Sunday

16/10/2021

Thermal imaging 📌 pin pointing areas of interest

22/09/2021

Thermal imaging
Affordable
Non invasive
Mobile

Thermal imaging the area of concern is quick, pain free and conducted at your own yard

Clients receive a full written report of interest areas found on the day to help make sense of the images.

Great tool for monitoring issues when rehabbing

Check for any back issues, saddle issues. tightness, SI joints. lumbar region, pelvic misalignment.
Monitor wear and tear on hocks or knees
Early signs of laminitis
And much more

22/09/2021

Diary 📔 is filling up

Don’t forget to book 📖 in

Why use thermal imaging 🌈

making it easier to pinpoint potential pain areas. For horses, these problems can be vast, ranging from muscular damage to nerve injury, saddle sores, arthritis and more.

Back Problems, Pain and Saddle Issue Detection

Non-Invasive Analysis�With a thermal camera, you won't have to worry about causing stress and worry to your horse. The cameras can be used easily from a distance, are quiet-running and don't require any physical contact. There's no sedatives, no stress and no risk involved.

12/08/2021

Using thermal imaging to keep track of our own horses as they lead from busy competition lives. We like to check there are no niggles and issue areas.

This was done early in the morning before temperatures get chance to rise. In the stables, no lights on, no rugs on.
Preparation is key to getting good thermal images.

29/07/2021

Thermal imaging being used at the Olympics

28/06/2021

Hello Everyone
hope you had a great weekend
Taking booking through to October currently.
Dont forget to get booked in for Theraplate sessions or thermal image.

My main page is Theraplate West Midlands

22/06/2021

Hello everyone
Due to warm weather conditions all appointments need to be early morning before temperatures rise

15/05/2021

Great day in Notts area this morning. Giving this owner a thumb print of her older horse to check on an old tendon injury.
You can clearly see issue with old saddle to creating a problem.

11/05/2021

What is Equine Thermography?

Equine Thermography, otherwise known as equine thermal imaging, is a non-invasive method of measuring heat emissions from the body. Using thermal imaging cameras on horses (or warm-blooded animals) allows for the discovery of abnormal thermal patterns, the identification of potential error sources and the assessment of training performance.

Benefits of Equine Thermography

Once thermal images have been captured, trained equine thermal imaging technicians (thermographers) will be able to accurately measure heat emissions from a horse’s body, allowing them to identify problem areas such as:

Nerve damage
Bone injury
Undiagnosed lameness
Muscle damage
Soft-tissue damage
Tendon stress
Incorrect saddle fit
Thermal imaging technicians are also able to monitor injury, recovery and equine performance in general. This makes equine thermography an invaluable tool for trainers, practicing veterinarians and physiotherapists.

Equine thermography is often a significantly cheaper alternative to conventional body scans, x-rays and MRI’s. In addition to this, veterinary professionals can use equine thermography as a non-contact tool for the static assessment of stall-bound horses. This is especially useful for conducting an indicative analysis on horses that are temperamental or not previously ridden.

06/05/2021

Mrs P images from last month to locate lameness issue.

Physio felt the same issue around hip and hind leg.

we came to the conclusion that she had slipped getting up in the stable and pulled her hind leg.

4 weeks on she is back in work after rest, physio and theraplating