Vetology with viggoVet

Key takeaways

• Vetology provides AI radiology classifiers and veterinary teleradiology, and publishes its condition-level performance data.
• In September 2026 it rebuilt all 94 of its classifiers to read across linked images in a study, the way a radiologist does.
• viggoVet picks up the case after the read: the record, the owner conversation, the procedure, the follow-up, and the mobile day.

What is Vetology, and what is it good at?

Vetology combines AI radiology with teleradiology from veterinary radiologists. On 18 September 2026 it announced it had rebuilt all 94 of its AI classifiers on a new architecture that interprets information across single and linked images in a study.

What stands out is transparency. Vetology publishes a performance dashboard, expanded in March 2026 from four metrics per classifier to eleven, and it keeps an open invitation for outside researchers to test its published condition-level data. It framed the rebuild as a response to the 2025 ACVR and ECVDI position statement, which called for transparency, error reporting and third-party evaluation of commercial veterinary AI. Publishing your numbers and inviting people to check them is exactly the habit the profession needs.

What viggoVet adds after the read

• The record: the result lives in a patient record with an AI history summary, lab results from IDEXX, Zoetis and Woodley, notes and documents.
• The owner conversation: AI Dental Chart turns dental findings into a prognosis and a plain-language letter for the owner.
• The procedure: AI Anesthesia Assist, an advisory stability or risk read at every vitals entry.
• The follow-up: reminders, tasks, client chat, and online booking for the recheck.
• The road: AI Remote Booking, the mobile day arranged as a route.

How Vetology and viggoVet divide the work

FAQ

Does viggoVet interpret imaging? No. Vetology does that. viggoVet handles the record, procedures, owner communication and follow-up.

Do we need to change our practice software? No. viggoVet runs alongside whatever you use.

Is AI Anesthesia Assist a monitor? No. It is advisory clinical decision-support, not a medical device, monitor or alarm.

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: "Vetology" belongs to Vetology. viggoVet is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Vetology. Descriptions reflect publicly available information as of 5 October 2026.