The veterinary thermography enables a simple and quick diagnostic drawing up without any stress for the animal. Several veterinary surgeons have found infrared thermography to be a reliable non-invasive method to locate hot areas since the technology is realtime based and delivers a visual area of the skin temperature gradients. Since warmth is one of the main indications of inflammations or injuries infrared thermography can be used here. Damaged nerves and muscles can be equally and easily identified. Pathology of the joints, fractures, pathology of the tendons and podotrochlose syndrom are some of the typical applications.