How AI-Enabled Diagnostic Platforms are Buying Back Time for Veterinarians and Clinicians

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As veterinary practices operate at full capacity, quick access to reliable in-clinic diagnostics has become invaluable—giving teams precious time back and easing workflow pressure.

Veterinarians say AI tools help reduce burnout

The survey found 54 per cent of respondents felt more in control of their time after adopting AI tools. Read more about the results here.

SAFEGUARDING YOUR PRACTICE HAS NEVER BEEN THIS EASY

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Your clients are placing the utmost trust in you to keep their beloved animals safe and comfortable.

Gut-skin axis focus of upcoming global symposium

The event, happening June 22 to 24, will feature more than 10 experts on topics, such as the skin-microbe interaction in allergic disease, skin health and defense, updates on canine atopic dermatitis, nutritional considerations for supporting skin barrier function, among others.

Diet is an active influencer of brain health, research shows

Experts reiterate the selective use of antimicrobials in patients as a way to reduce the risk of chronic disease later in life.

Latest trends and meds to get parasites to bug off

Parasites are becoming an increasingly serious threat to pets and humans due to climate change and evolving populations, with new preventive medications greatly improving protection against fleas and ticks. Stay informed about the latest treatments.