Endoscopy
An endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure where a specialised camera is used to view areas within your pet’s body.
An endoscope is basically a tube with a light and a camera on it that allows us to view areas such as the stomach, airways, and more.
Types of endoscopy
Rhinoscopy (Nose)
Nasal endoscopy (Rhinoscopy) is a diagnostic tool used by our vets to examine the nasal cavity of animals.
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Digital Otoscopy – Ears
Video otoscopy allows us to effectively visualize the structure of the pet’s ear and eardrum, including the tympanic membrane (tympanic membrane); as well as allowing visualization of any blockages or foreign bodies that may not be visible when using a manual otoscope.
LEARN MORECystoscopy – Bladder
Cystoscopy is a diagnostic tool used to examine your pet’s urinary tract – typically dogs and cats.
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Tracheoscopy – Lungs
Tracheoscopy/Bronchoscopy is a diagnostic tool used to examine your pet’s trachea or further down into their lungs and bronchi.
LEARN MOREGastroscopy – Stomach
Gastroscopy is a diagnostic tool used to examine your pet’s gastrointestinal system including the oesophagus, stomach, and intestines.
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