Thermal Imaging for dogs
Thermal Imaging at Snowy’s
Snowy’s are the ONLY Canine Therapy Centre in Kent with the Well-Vue IR 640 Thermal Imaging Camera and Tablet System. This cutting-edge, non-invasive technology uses advanced infrared imaging to capture detailed thermal images of your dog, offering valuable insights into their health and well-being. Our state-of-the-art system helps detect potential areas of concern early, ensuring your dog receives the best possible care. Discover how we use innovation to support your dog’s health journey.
Key Features
- High-Resolution Imaging: With 640x480 pixel resolution, the IR 640 captures minute temperature variations for precise analysis.
- Advanced Sensor Technology: Detects temperature differences as small as 0.05°C, ensuring accuracy.
- Real-Time Analysis: The tablet system allows for immediate imaging and analysis.
- Portable and Easy to Use: Compact and lightweight, ideal for various settings to provide comfort and flexibility for your dog.
Applications of Thermal Imaging at Snowy’s
- Early Detection: Identify heat patterns linked to injuries, inflammation, or soft tissue damage, allowing for quicker intervention.
- Monitoring Chronic Conditions: Track temperature changes to assess the progression of arthritis, joint health, or chronic pain.
- Canine Wellness: Detect early signs of overheating or heat stress and monitor your dog’s health baseline over time.
- Performance and Behaviour Insights: Assess muscle health, spot potential injuries, and detect subtle signs of stress or discomfort.
Why Choose Thermal Imaging at Snowy’s?
- Non-Invasive: Thermal imaging offers a stress-free way to monitor your dog’s health without the need for sedation or invasive procedures.
- Preventative Care: By detecting issues early, we can help prevent costly treatments or further complications.
- Versatile and Portable: Ideal for use in various settings, whether at Snowy’s or on the go.
Get started today and learn how the Well-Vue IR 640 can help optimise your dog’s health and well-being. You can read more about how the thermal imaging works here!
Service Levels for Thermal Imaging Camera
LEVEL 1: COMPREHENSIVE REPORT & PLAN
- Full thermal imaging session with high-resolution pictures.
- Detailed analysis of findings, identifying heat patterns and anomalies.
- Customised treatment or intervention plan based on results.
- A follow up thermal image comparison, consultation to review progress – included.
- Suitable for owners seeking actionable insights and a clear path forward.
Price: £140 (incl. VAT)
Why this price? This service includes a full thermal imaging session with high-resolution images to assess your dog’s body temperature and detect areas of concern. The comprehensive report and tailored treatment plan are crafted based on the findings.
Bonus: We include one follow-up consultation to track progress and make any necessary adjustments to the plan, ensuring the best results for your dog. This added value reflects the time and expertise involved in analysing your dog's needs in depth
LEVEL 2: IMAGING & SUMMARY REPORT
- Thermal imaging session with key pictures provided.
- Brief summary of findings, highlighting significant areas of concern.
- General recommendations without a detailed plan.
- Ideal for routine checks or monitoring known conditions.
Price: £85 (incl. VAT)
Why this price? This service includes the thermal imaging session and a brief summary report of the findings. It’s perfect for clients who want key insights but don’t require a detailed treatment plan.
This price is set to make it an affordable option for regular check-ups or monitoring of known conditions.
LEVEL 3: IMAGING ONLY
- Basic thermal imaging session without analysis or report.
- Raw images provided for personal reference or sharing with another nominated veterinary professional.
- Best for clients wanting a quick, affordable check
Price: £50 (incl. VAT)
Why this price? This is a more budget-friendly option that provides raw thermal images without analysis or recommendations. It’s ideal for clients who need quick, basic imaging for their own review or to share with another veterinary professional.



