Call for veterinary case studies to expand evidence base for faecal calprotectin testing
Veterinary teams across the UK are being invited to contribute anonymised clinical case studies to help build a broader evidence base around the use of […]
Month: January 2026
HT Vet launches Vista iQ, combining advanced imaging with next-level AI analysis
HT VET, previously referred to as HT Vista, has officially launched the Vista iQ, the next generation of its pioneering AI-powered cancer detection technology for […]
BVNA responds to BBC Panorama documentary
This week, the BBC released an episode of Panorama titled ‘Why Are Vet Bills So High?’, which sought to scrutinise the veterinary industry in order to identify […]
UK veterinary associations call for Cambridge University to reject closure of vet school calling the recommendation ‘premature, flawed and short-sighted’
The British Veterinary Association (BVA), which represents more than 19,000 vets and vet students across the UK, has published an open letter co-signed with 19 other veterinary […]
BVA calls for open-minded approach to AI use but cautions technology must support, not replace, vet expertise
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has published a set of general principles for using artificial intelligence (AI) to support vets to use these emerging technologies safely, effectively and ethically. The eight principles, which form a part of BVA’s new policy […]