Veterinary Thermography Market – Business Opportunities and Global Forecast to 2026

Veterinary Thermography is a remote, non-contact and non-invasive method for veterinary monitoring based on physiological imaging as a function of metabolic actions in the animal body. Infrared thermography or thermal imaging use thermographic cameras which can detect radiations in the long infrared range of electromagnetic spectrum and produce images called thermograms.

Thermograms i.e. physiological images depict temperature of an object with different color for different temperature and can be used for veterinary diagnosis. The use of thermography for monitoring of animal health is rapidly growing area due to rapid developments in the veterinary science. Veterinary thermography is increasingly gaining popularity as an equine and canine diagnostic solution as abnormal body temperature is considered as a major indicator of disease.

Thermography technique is crucial in helping diagnose inflammation or lack of blood circulation to a particular area in the animal body. Veterinary thermography can be used to detect the location of dysfunction in its early stages without sedation and touching the animal and animals are also avoided from unnecessary discomfort.

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However, limitations to veterinary thermography such as non-applicability for the study of deeper structures in the animal body, high cost of quality cameras, difficulty in interpretation of thermograms etc. are the major restraint for the growth of global veterinary thermography market.