As a veterinarian practice owner, understanding the complexities of diagnosing dermal and subcutaneous tumors in dogs is essential for providing top-tier care. These types of tumors account for a significant portion of canine cancers, making up about one-third of all cases. Effective diagnosis and management of these tumors are crucial for improving outcomes and ensuring the well-being of your patients.

HT Vista has partnered with Victor Medical Company to expand the uptake of their innovative canine lump and bump screening device across the west of the USA. This partnership shows a continued dedication from HT Vista to bring non-invasive, quick and effective screening of dermal and subcutaneous masses into the hands of clinicians. 

  Our Response to an Analysis That Missed the Mark In his recent article, after receiving increasing inquiries from fellow veterinarians, pathologist Dr. Eric Fish posed the question, "Can a Heat Scan Rule Out Cancer?" We're honored to have caught the attention of so many veterinarians, but we respectfully disagree with Dr. Fish's analysis.

New Jersey, USA, – HT Vet, a start up company providing innovative solutions to the veterinary industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Asher Fink as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), effective immediately. 

Discover the advantages of non-invasive cancer screening for dogs, including reduced pain, lower risk of complications, and early detection. Learn how innovative technologies like HT Vista can improve canine health.  

Early detection of cancer in dogs is crucial for effective treatment. Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) is a non-invasive technology that identifies tissue abnormalities. Learn how HDI works and its application in canine cancer detection.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming veterinary medicine, particularly in canine cancer detection. Tools like HT Vista use Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) technology for non-invasive, accurate, and swift cancer diagnosis, enhancing pet care.

Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in dogs, making early and accurate diagnosis critical for saving the lives of pets.  HT Vista, an innovative device for veterinarians, is revolutionizing how cancer is detected and diagnosed in dogs. Through global participation, robust testimonials, comprehensive pilot studies, and significant collaborations with organizations like the Animal Cancer Trust, HT Vista is setting new standards in veterinary cancer diagnostics.