HT Vet has launched Vista iQ, the second generation of its AI-powered cancer detection device for dogs.

Vista IQ is designed for non-invasive screening of dermal and subcutaneous masses commonly seen in veterinary practice.

Building on the original HT…

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has published the first standardised research-based radiographic guidelines to support accurate checking of feeding tube placement in dogs and cats.

Although feeding tubes are widely used in practice, there has previously…

VET.CT is hosting a free webinar on improving radiography technique and radiation safety in small animal practice on Tuesday 17 March, with two live sessions at 9:00am and 7:30pm

The one-hour session is aimed at veterinary staff undertaking radiography…

Researchers from the Royal Veterinary College have published a study reporting that an AI system achieved up to 84% fracture localisation accuracy in horses, with potential for wider application in companion animal practice.

The study was led by Ruby Chang…