TrueScan™ See the inflammation you can’t feel.
Built for owners who’d rather catch a problem on Tuesday than treat an injury for months. TrueScan reads your horse’s heat signature and flags hot spots and asymmetries — often before anything is visible to the eye or hand.
Found early. Handled quietly.
Most owners report the same pattern once scanning becomes routine. Here’s what they told us.
Everything else you’d want to know.
01 What’s in the Box
02 How to Use
03 Scanning Conditions
04 Safety
05 Care & Storage
06 Not a Diagnosis
07 Warranty & Guarantee
Scan it for 90 days. If it doesn’t change how you care for your horse, we refund the device.
Most $300 devices ask you to trust a spec sheet. We don’t. Put TrueScan on every horse in your barn for three full months. If it hasn’t shown you something your hands couldn’t feel — or changed a single decision — send it back and we’ll refund every penny.
Real barns. Real scans.
Lameness is loud. Inflammation whispers.
By the time you see a head-bob, the tissue underneath has often been inflamed for days — sometimes weeks. But inflammation has a tell: it’s warm. Heat changes show up at the skin surface long before anything is visible to the eye, and often before your hands can feel it.
TrueScan listens for the whisper. It reads your horse’s heat signature, flags asymmetries and hot spots in plain language, and turns “I have a feeling something’s off” into a picture you can act on — and show your vet.
Wait and see — or scan and know.
- You find out when the limp shows up
- Hands catch only what’s warm enough to feel
- Emergency vet calls, after the fact
- Months of rehab and a lameness workup bill
- You find out when the heat shows up
- Reads differences too subtle for hands
- Planned vet conversations, with pictures
- Early rest days instead of rehab months
Three steps. No training required.
Ten minutes with the quick-start guide covers everything: where to scan, how far to hold it, what a normal reading looks like.
Sweep slowly over legs, back, saddle area, and hooves. A few minutes per horse, stall-side, before work.
Save every scan. Left vs. right, this week vs. last. The pattern over time is what catches problems early.
More than inflammation detection
Owners use TrueScan to check saddle fit after a ride, spot uneven hoof warmth before the farrier comes, monitor legs through conditioning blocks, and keep an eye on seniors through the season. One tool, a dozen quiet jobs around the barn.
Catch it before it turns into an injury
The scans you save become your horse’s baseline. When a reading drifts — one fetlock warmer than its pair, a hot stripe under the saddle panel — you see it while it’s still a rest-day decision, not a rehab plan.
From barns already scanning.
Scanned my mare’s legs after a hard ride and TrueScan flagged heat in her left fetlock — nothing visible, nothing I could feel by hand. We rested her early, and my vet said catching it that soon likely saved us weeks.
I hesitated at the price. Then it caught a hot spot under the saddle that turned out to be a fit issue — one avoided lameness workup later and it’s already paid for itself.
Everything owners ask us.
How is this better than my hands and eyes?
My horse shows no symptoms. Why would I scan?
Do I need training to read the results?
Will this replace my vet or farrier?
Can it help with saddle fit or hoof balance?
When’s the best time to scan?
How long does a full scan take?
How fast does it ship?
What if it’s not for me?
What’s the warranty?
Know what’s under the coat.
Ninety days from today, you’ll either have caught something early — or a full refund and nothing lost. There is no third outcome.