The images below show the sensitivity of the camera in detecting problems, even when large areas of the dog’s anatomy are imaged.
The dog at the top has reduced circulation through her front wrists and paws compared to the normal thermal pattern seen in a greyhound (at the bottom).
Further imaging and clinical examination identified an area of her neck where a branch of the spinal cord was being compressed, causing the nerves which run down her leg to send out an incorrect message to the blood vessels to constrict.