Veheri had a vibrant November, participating in three major veterinary events across Europe. The team focused on networking at the London Vet Show & BVA Live, and hosted booths at the BVOA Autumn Meeting in Bristol and the 4th International & 13th CT-User Meeting in Ghent. Across all events, Veheri highlighted the rapid evolution of veterinary radiology, the growing impact of AI, and the accessibility of advanced imaging and teleradiology solutions for clinics.
November was a dynamic and rewarding month for Veheri, as our team engaged with the veterinary community at three major events across Europe. From networking in London to showcasing our solutions in Bristol and Ghent, we witnessed firsthand the exciting evolution of veterinary radiology and teleradiology.
United Kingdom, London – London Vet Show (20–21 November) In London, Veheri focused on building relationships and exchanging ideas with veterinary professionals at the London Vet Show . Without a booth, our team immersed themselves in conversations about the rapid advancements in veterinary radiology. A key topic was the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in diagnostics—AI is no longer just a buzzword, but a transformative force that’s here to stay. We also discussed the latest imaging technologies, which are making diagnostics faster, more accurate, and more accessible than ever before. The energy and openness to innovation among attendees was truly inspiring. United Kingdom, Bristol – BVOA Autumn Meeting (20–22 November)
At the BVOA Autumn Meetingin Bristol, Veheri had the pleasure of hosting a booth, where we connected directly with orthopaedic specialists and veterinary professionals. Our team demonstrated how our veterinary radiology and teleradiology solutions can support clinics in delivering high-quality care. We showcased the benefits of advanced imaging and remote expert interpretation, answering questions and sharing practical insights with visitors. The booth was a fantastic opportunity to engage one-on-one, learn about the challenges clinics face, and discuss how technology is shaping the future of orthopaedic diagnostics.
Belgium, Ghent – 4th International & 13th CT-User Meeting 2025 (21–22 November)
Our journey continued to Ghent, where Veheri also had a booth at the 4th International & 13th CT-User Meeting. Here, we highlighted the latest developments in CT imaging and demonstrated how our teleradiology services can help clinics make the most of new-generation machines. The event was a hub for innovation, and our booth attracted professionals eager to learn how AI and teleradiology are making advanced imaging more accessible and effective. We enjoyed meaningful conversations with attendees, focusing on practical solutions and the future of veterinary radiology. The Evolution of Veterinary Radiology: AI, Technology, and Teleradiology
Across all three events, one message was clear: veterinary radiology is evolving rapidly. AI is enhancing diagnostic accuracy, new imaging machines are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, and teleradiology is connecting clinics with specialist expertise like never before. Veheri is proud to be part of this transformation, supporting veterinary professionals as they embrace these innovations. “AI and advanced imaging are reshaping veterinary radiology. At Veheri, we’re committed to making these innovations accessible to every clinic, everywhere. ” Dr. Oliver Gehrig, CEO & Founder of Veheri.
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