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The use of technologies to increase food production and understand the implications of gene editing are being explored

Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, and Sebastian Gabor, MBA, discuss the evolution and future of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine

Veterinary diagnostics are evolving fast - AI has the potential to make tests quicker, smarter, and more accurate. From blood analysis to imaging, innovations like Vetscan OptiCell™ and Vetscan Imagyst® are changing the game. Abhay Nayak, President of Global Diagnostics at Zoetis, gives his insights.

Digital communication can improve patient outcomes, provide a great client experience, and streamline communication between clients and veterinary teams

Texas A&M is partnering with VetRec, giving students and faculty access to artificial intelligence-powered tool

A veterinary exam assistant driven by artificial intelligence took the grand prize in the 2025 pitch competition that honored 5 startup finalists