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Thermography in Veterinary Medicine By Miriah Stuart Article first Published in Flying Changes Magazine, April 2010  Hippocrates was a famous, bright, and intuitive physician.  He was born in Greece, circa 460 B.C., and in his life’s work he discovered that mud, … Continue reading →

2001 – School of Hard Knocks – my mare has an avulsion fracture in her front cannon bone.  My world is changed.  I meet Dr. Kerry Ridgway in Sonoma, California, which was very near my home of Sebastopol.  We start … Continue reading →

Miriah Stuart has been studying anatomy, horse massage, and equine exercise physiology since 2002.  She has received certification in Equine Body Work (R) from Equinology, Inc, a highly respected and thorough program of Equine education in California, and around the … Continue reading →

Thermography is a non-invasive way to look at the horse.  I am 3-5 feet away from the horse with the infrared camera - it is not necessary to cause any pain to assess their issues.   What this camera can do for … Continue reading →

Now accepting Visa and Mastercard. Price Range for Thermographic Examination:         $175.00  - $225.00    Call for discounted group pricing and clinics. This incluces Complete Thermal Examination and Digital Report of 50 images of your horse, with Apparent Thermal Abnormalities Reported, e-mailed for you and your vet. Also … Continue reading →

Here’s an epiphany I had the other day about equine lameness.  I was reading again in a text that the horse’s instinct is to show no lameness, even when it hurts.  His life depends on it.  In the wild, as a … Continue reading →

  Dr Jim Waldsmith with camera & Dr Tracy Turner with foot. I started my (official and acedemic) thermography training in February 2010 at the University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine. I am very grateful that I have found this … Continue reading →

The video below is of my friend in England.  Helen Morrell and I were classmates in our thermography training at University of Florida, Veterinary College.  Using the FLIR infrared camera, she is helping owners and their pets.  Watch the video to … Continue reading →

I love horses.  I absolutely think they are amazing and beautiful.  I look at their images in the art on my walls, and think, “They’re so beautiful“.  I love to be around them, touch them, look in their eyes, and smell their … Continue reading →

The following link takes you to an article on the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ (AAEP) website.  Click the following link to read the article by Tracy Turner, DVM: The Use of Thermography in Lameness Evaluation. In the Portland, Oregon area, call … Continue reading →