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HT VET offers the first non-invasive cancer detection tool for dermal and subcutaneous masses on dogs.

HT Vista is the first non-invasive screening tool that allows vets & nurses to rule out subcutaneous & dermal cancer in their clinic through the power of Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) technology.

23/10/2026

When VISTA iQ becomes part of a practice’s lumps & bumps workflow, veterinary technicians can be right at the center of it.

From preparing the patient and performing the scan to helping keep the appointment moving efficiently, techs help turn a new diagnostic capability into an everyday part of patient care.

It’s another example of what veterinary technicians do so well: combine technical skill, patient handling, efficiency, and clinical teamwork to help the entire practice deliver better care.

This Vet Tech Week, we’re recognizing the teammates behind the VISTA iQ scan, and so many other essential moments throughout the patient journey.

22/10/2026

When Veterinary Woman first met our CEO Shani Toledano in 2023, HT VET was just getting started. This month they went back.

Three years on, our scanners have been used on more than 40,000 lumps in clinics across the US, UK, Europe and Australia. The first thing all that data confirmed: most lumps seen in practice never get an FNA.

"'Let's keep an eye on it' is often a sensible call, but it's also the gap that cancers can slip through," Shani says.

The interview also covers the newly published studies and why the HT in our name still stands for her father's initials.

Read it here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0zjyZP0

Thank you, Veterinary Woman for following the journey.

19/10/2026

Explore how that same preventive mindset is beginning to reshape the way veterinary teams approach canine lumps & bumps, including the science behind Heat Diffusion Imaging and how non-invasive screening can help support earlier detection, more informed mass triage, and clearer next-step recommendations.

📅 October 30, 2026
🕜 1:30–2:20 PM
📍 Uptown Clinical Theater | New York Vet

If “watch and wait” has been the default for too many masses, it may be time to rethink the first step. Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0z5XGV0

18/10/2026

Behind every patient cared for, client reassured, treatment completed, and busy day that somehow comes together is a veterinary technician making it happen.

This Veterinary Technician Week, we’re celebrating the skilled, compassionate, adaptable professionals who are essential to veterinary medicine every single day.

Thank you for the expertise you bring, the patients you advocate for, the teammates you support, and the countless things you do that may never make it onto the schedule.

From all of us at HT Vet, thank you, vet techs.

16/10/2026

Schedule a free 30-minute Lunch & Learn with the HT Vet team to get an inside look at VISTA iQ and explore how non-invasive cancer screening can fit into your existing diagnostic workflow.

You’ll learn how VISTA iQ’s Heat Diffusion Imaging technology works, where a 40-second scan fits into the lumps & bumps pathway, how veterinary teams can use it to determine when additional diagnostics may be warranted, and what it could mean for your practice clinically and financially.

Schedule your free Lunch & Learn and see VISTA iQ in action at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yCkJF0

15/10/2026

We left the MWI Equipment Summit feeling energized!

The MWI team is as excited about cancer screening as we are, and we couldn't be more thrilled to watch our partnership grow. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the table to connect with John and discuss how the VISTA iQ can impact cancer care for canine patients.

13/10/2026

Clients are increasingly price sensitive. Heat diffusion imaging helps you determine which lumps and bumps need more costly diagnostics and which can be monitored.

Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yCkzK0.

11/10/2026

Explore how a preventive mindset is reshaping the evaluation of dermal and subcutaneous masses. Discover how Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) gives clinicians a fast, non-invasive first step for assessing lumps and bumps and determining when further investigation may be warranted.

The webinar examines how this emerging approach can help practices move beyond the traditional defaults of “watch and wait” or immediately proceeding to needles or surgery.

Watch now at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yCjRn0

08/10/2026

In a recent Veterinary Practice News article, Greg Bishop, DVM, explores one of the more difficult parts of veterinary medicine: helping pet owners navigate uncertainty when the diagnosis, and even the path to getting one, isn’t yet clear.

It’s a challenge veterinary teams know well, especially when a pet presents with something like a newly discovered mass. Clients naturally want to know, “Is it cancer?” But before there’s a definitive answer, they need clear communication, realistic expectations, and a plan for what comes next.

At HT Vet, we believe reducing uncertainty starts by giving veterinary teams more information to guide that first step.

Check out “Guiding Clients Through Uncertainty” in Veterinary Practice News: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yFvwL0

05/10/2026

Gillian Dank, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), D-ECVIM Ca (Oncology), and Natalie Marks, DVM, CVJ, CCFP, Elite FFCP-V conduct a fast-paced 25-minute discussion about top lipoma misconceptions. During the session, the team quickly addresses common myths and provides tips to more effectively diagnose and treat these common lumps.

Watch now at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yCjpv0

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