| Description | Once considered as exotic, infrared thermography is gradually becoming an established and recognized tool in veterinary medicine. Equine (horse) thermography and inspection of zoo animals to detect inflammation or follow up gestation are well-known applications. These animals are indeed valuable assets that are difficult to handle, that need utmost care, and should avoid stress. But infrared thermography can also be used to preserve other valuable animal assets of another kind: livestock breeding. FLIR Systems has sponsored a relevant research project. |