If you’re here, you’ve likely heard about artificial intelligence tools in vet practice - but what does that actually mean for frontline veterinary teams? Learning about AI in veterinary medicine can feel overwhelming. However, as I have built my Vet AI Tool Database & Search Engine, I’ve realized this growing list of hundreds of products can be classified into several main categories, which is a lot easier to wrap your brain around! This guide explains the primary categories

If your vet clinic workflow feels like a conspiracy theory in progress - arrows pointing everywhere, staff overwhelmed, clients frustrated - you’re not alone. The usual fixes (fancy software, new protocols, another meeting) just add another archaeological layer to the board without solving the underlying problem. The truth is, we waste even more time and money haphazardly throwing band-aid solutions at the chaos. But if the vet clinic workflow itself is broken, no amount of r

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If your veterinary marketing strategy isn't getting the results you hoped for, it might not be your services. It might be your stakeholder blind spots. Years ago, I read Mitch Albom's "The Five People You Meet in Heaven." Now, before you tune out over the title, trust me - it's not a religious book. It's truly a classic story about interconnectedness and how our actions ripple outward in ways we never noticed. Eddie, an 83-year-old amusement park mechanic, dies trying t

Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering veterinary medicine whether we’re ready or not. Some tools are excellent. Some are deeply flawed. Most lie somewhere in between. That doesn’t mean AI is bad. But it does mean you need to know what you’re using – just like any other medical tool.

If you’re evaluating AI tools for your veterinary clinic, it’s easy to assume all companies are held to the same standards. But in reality, AI regulation and ethical frameworks vary dramatically depending on where a product is developed, deployed, or marketed. Below is a curated list of global guidelines, frameworks, and medical device policies to help you understand what standards AI developers should be following.

If you’re trying to evaluate whether an AI product is safe or ethically designed, you’ll quickly realize that there’s no universal standard - and formal regulation often isn’t required at all. That’s where internationally recognized standards come in. While not legally required, ISO and IEEE certifications can be strong indicators that a product is developed with serious attention to ethics, safety, security, and quality.

​The article offers a practical guide to understanding and evaluating AI models in veterinary medicine, emphasizing critical assessment.

Continuous Improvement is a simple yet powerful philosophy, offering veterinary medicine research-backed methods and process-driven growth.