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The use of technologies to increase food production and understand the implications of gene editing are being explored

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Veterinary diagnostics are evolving fast - AI has the potential to make tests quicker, smarter, and more accurate. From blood analysis to imaging, innovations like Vetscan OptiCell™ and Vetscan Imagyst® are changing the game. Abhay Nayak, President of Global Diagnostics at Zoetis, gives his insights.

A breakdown of the latest technologies advancing animal health care, from artificial intelligence–driven diagnostics and IoT devices to genomics, telemedicine, and blockchain

Texas A&M is partnering with VetRec, giving students and faculty access to artificial intelligence-powered tool

A veterinary exam assistant driven by artificial intelligence took the grand prize in the 2025 pitch competition that honored 5 startup finalists

The Purina Institute Summit 2025 will highlight the intersection of technology, pet nutrition, and veterinary care

Thrive Pet Healthcare has introduced a service that is more comprehensive than its' previous app and with expanded reach to its' hospitals

ScribbleVet announced the University of Florida as the first first educational institution to adopt the digital solution system-wide for veterinary uses.

Updates on the launch of a new data-driven online platform collating global animal disease information, and an Aussie fresh pet food brand to be acquired by Hill’s Pet Nutrition

A systems integration of ScribbleVet and LifeLearn's Sofie is being demonstrated at WVC 2025.

The Save This Life company abruptly stopped serving customers, according to reports

AI Masses is an addition to Zoetis’ Vetscan Imagyst platform

Vetigenics is seeing encouraging results of a completed study for an antibody aimed at treating oral melanoma in dogs, used in combination with palliative radition.

The new integration of artificial intelligence to the Covetrus Pulse platform was announced at VMX

Bond Vet and VetRec announced a new collaboration

Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, and Sebastian Gabor, MBA, discuss the evolution and future of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine

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A practice can benefit in many ways by embracing and utilizing modern tools and resources

These miRNA markers also hold promise for differentiating between preclinical stage and clinical stage MMVD

Advanced technology and shifting customer behaviors can help practices communicate more easily and efficiently

AI technology is revolutionizing the veterinary profession with artificial-intelligence wearables for cats that provide real-time health insights

The partnership will give Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine unlimited access to VetRec, a SOAP note generator

The grant awarded to Sylvester.AI will help the company advance pain detection technology for chronic feline pain

Investigators developed an artificial intelligence algorithm that can discover and grade heart murmurs

In the US, 66% of households own a pet. That’s almost 87 million homes. Even more striking, 97% of US pet owners consider their animals to be part of the family. This may not come as a surprise for those of us in the veterinary field, but it does underscore the growing demand for veterinary services — placing considerable pressure on our dedicated veterinary healthcare teams.

Weave software enhancements include veterinary-specific elements drawn from customer feedback

Bond Vet and Cubex are collaborating to create a safe practice environment through automated drug logging and dispensing

Vetscan OptiCell will be the first cartridge-based AI-powered hematology analyzer

Indu Subaiya, MD, MBA, MFA, explains how technology and artificial intelligence advancements will help veterinarians and their patients