Vet.ct has launched a campaign to raise awareness about the importance of radiation safety in veterinary practice, with a range of free resources and real-life case studies to support veterinary teams.

The company has created the X-Pert Radiation Safety…

VetCT will be hosting its annual series of free winter webinars focused on equine radiology and its clinical applications, starting on 11th December, 6:30-7:30pm.

The webinars will be delivered by board-certified equine diagnostic imaging specialists…

Exotic Vet Support and VetCT are holding a free webinar about diagnostic imaging for exotic species on 11th December, 8:00am-9:00am.

Dr David Reese, Director of VetCT Australia and a Diplomate in veterinary diagnostic imaging will present: "Leveraging CT…

VetCT has announced it will be matching donations made to Wildlife Vets International (WVI) during the London Vet Show. 

Visitors to the company's stand will be invited to make a donation.

Anyone not attending the show, but who nevertheless wants to…

VetCT has announced that it now offers unlimited specialist teleconsulting support to help general practitioners with the management of chronic cases.

The VetCT teleconsulting service, which can be accessed via the web and an app-based platform, provides…

VetCT has published a white paper on the use and potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in veterinary medicine.

The paper details the current and potential uses of this rapidly developing technology, and its benefits and risks.

It provides an introduction…

VetCT has launched a survey to explore opinions on artificial intelligence (AI) in veterinary medicine.

The 10 minute survey seeks to capture the current level of understanding and feelings around the deployment of AI tools across the veterinary industry…

Teleradiology company, VetCT, is calling for companies developing and deploying AI in the field of veterinary diagnostic imaging to impose the highest standards of self-regulation. 

In an AI position statement released on their website, the company highlights…

VetCT and Exotic Vet Support are raising awareness about the potential for delayed or mis-diagnosis of acute surgical abdominal conditions in rabbits, such as gastric dilation and volvulus (GDV).

The companies are encouraging the use of CT to direct early…

Teleradiology and teleconsulting company VetCT has released the results of a survey to explore why more vets aren't using computed tomography (CT)

Over 90% of the 156 respondents (predominantly vets, but also managers) believed CT was important in…

VetCT has produced a series of free training videos on managing trauma in animals in natural disaster or conflict situations.

The videos were primarily created to support veterinary treatment in light of the conflict in Ukraine, but VetCT says they are…

VetCT, the Teleradiology and teleconsulting company, is offering free Computed Tomography (CT) training for practices. 

The company says more and more CT scanners are being used in general practice, but many teams have been telling them they're not sure if…

Veterinary teleradiology and teleconsulting company VetCT is trialling the use of smart glasses to give remote clinical support to veterinary surgeons.

For the trial, the company has partnered with Pennard Vets in Kent, where they're using Google Glass…

VetCT, the vet-to-specialist consulting service is offering all existing and new subscribers food and drink vouchers so they can have a seasonal staff party together. 

The teleconsulting service, accessed via the VetCT App, offers general practitioners…