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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.

19/09/2026

“Let’s keep an eye on it” can leave pet owners uncertain. An objective cancer-risk assessment gives the veterinary team more information to explain why monitoring may be appropriate, or why further diagnostics should not be delayed.

17/09/2026

Now, a mass investigation can begin with a new non-invasive step. VISTA iQ provides a non-invasive starting point to help identify low-risk findings or highlight masses that may require aspiration, biopsy, or removal.

13/09/2026

Heading to Fetch National Harbor? Stop by our booth to see how VISTA iQ uses non-invasive Heat Diffusion Imaging to assess dermal and subcutaneous masses, support earlier detection, and help veterinary teams determine when additional diagnostics may be warranted.

Meet the team, see the technology in action, and learn how a 40-second scan can fit into your practice’s lumps and bumps workflow.

10/09/2026

The answer should be all three. Age, duration, size, location, and feel can provide context, but none can definitively identify what is happening inside a mass. Sometimes it’s not possible to FNA every lump if a patient has several; that’s why veterinarians are increasingly reaching for the VISTA iQ.

A 40-second non-invasive scan of each lump can help advise which ones need an FNA and which are safe to monitor.

Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xP9-b0

08/09/2026

Join Natalie Marks, DVM, CVJ, CCFP, Elite FFCP-V, at Fetch National Harbor for a candid, case-based conversation on how Heat Diffusion Imaging is creating a new, non-invasive first step in cancer detection.

Discover how screening-first workflows can help veterinary teams assess dermal and subcutaneous masses, prioritize higher-risk cases, and move clinically indicated diagnostics forward sooner without replacing FNA, cytology, biopsy, or surgery.

Learn more at
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xYPbP0

06/09/2026

Earlier detection does not have to add another time-consuming task to the veterinarian’s schedule. VISTA iQ scans can be performed by trained support staff, helping practices expand mass assessment without creating another workflow bottleneck.

Learn more about this groundbreaking cancer detection technology: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y5JjM0

04/09/2026

Malignant masses can masquerade as benign lumps. When appearance and palpation cannot provide the full answer, a quick, non-invasive assessment can help veterinary teams decide whether closer investigation is warranted.

Get the lipoma guide to learn more https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xP9h50

01/09/2026

Many canine masses can look or feel harmless, but appearance alone is not a diagnosis. VISTA iQ provides veterinary teams with a non-invasive first step to assess cancer risk and determine the best next steps: diagnostics, surgery, or wait-and-see.

Learn more at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xP6JK0

29/08/2026

More consistent mass screening can lead to more informed next steps.

Download the Mass Screening Playbook to explore how proactive, noninvasive screening can help veterinary teams move more lumps and bumps beyond “wait and see: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsNPz0

26/08/2026

Have questions about how to move beyond “wait and see” when evaluating canine lumps and bumps?

Visit the HT Vet team at Fetch Kansas City to see VISTA iQ and learn how Heat Diffusion Imaging can add a fast, noninvasive screening step to your mass-evaluation workflow.

Stop by for a demonstration, discuss how the technology supports recommendations for FNA, biopsy, or surgery, and explore how proactive screening can fit into everyday general practice.

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