HT Vet

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.

18/06/2026

The VISTA iQ offers answers about lumps and bumps in minutes. Scans are easy enough for a technician or nurse to perform, but powerful enough to change the early cancer-detection conversation.

Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLXHy0

16/06/2026

1 CE On-Demand Webinar
From Dermatology to General Practice: A New Starting Point for Lumps and Bumps Decisions

Missed the live session? Watch the on-demand CE webinar featuring Dr. Natalie Marks and Dr. Ashley Bourgeois as they discuss a new first step for triaging lumps and bumps in practice, including how non-invasive screening can support earlier clinical decision-making.

Watch on demand https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLW380

14/06/2026

Are you heading to VETgirl U? Connect with the HT Vet team to see how the VISTA iQ helps veterinary teams rule out cancer with 98% NPV, without the need for invasive diagnostics, or to determine if additional diagnostics are needed.

12/06/2026

Does the simplicity of scanning a mass and determining if it’s malignant sound too good to be true? We hear that a lot, but it’s true. A 40-second scan with the VISTA iQ can help assess the risk of lumps and bumps, and in some cases, provide diagnostic alerts.

Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vPptr0

11/06/2026

What a fantastic Day 1 for our team at BVA Live! 🎉

They’ve been chatting with hundreds of delegates today at Stand E55, and if you didn’t get the chance to stop by, don’t worry. They’ll be back tomorrow and would love to meet you.

Want to learn more about what we do and how VISTA iQ is helping save more lives? Our Managing Director, Liron Levy-Hirsch DVM MRCVS, will be speaking at the Exhibitor Showcase Theatre this Friday at midday, come along and hear it straight from the top.

Then swing by Stand E55, grab a calliper, and have a chat with the team. 🐾

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10/06/2026

Check out the new first step in early cancer detection at BVA Live. Swing by to see the HT Vet team at stand E55 to see how the VISTA iQ helps veterinary teams rule out cancer with 98% NPV, without the need for invasive diagnostics, or to determine if additional diagnostics are needed.

08/06/2026

Earlier detection of Mast Cell Tumors (MCTs) leads to better long-term outcomes. Download this report for more MCT facts and tips to save more lives with early intervention.

Get the Guide
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLWHW0

06/06/2026

Meet with the HT Vet team for a free virtual lunch and learn to see how the VISTA iQ is improving mass testing. 91% of users report testing more masses because of how cost-effective and easy it is to integrate the VISTA iQ into their daily workflow.

Schedule your lunch and learn at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLVwB0

04/06/2026

Fewer than 40% of canine masses are ever sampled. Attend this educational session at BVA Live to discover how VISTA iQ uses non-invasive, AI-powered Heat Diffusion Imaging technology to help clinicians assess more masses, support earlier decision-making, and improve patient outcomes.

01/06/2026

We recently surveyed 77 HT Vet users to see what kind of real-world difference lump and bump scanning is making in day-to-day practice. The headline finding? 74% of clinics using HT Vet report diagnosing more malignancies than they did before.

Check out more stats on how HT Vet adoption is driving meaningful uplift across every procedure category: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLVD20

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