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When Dr. Zoe Lenard, radiologist and co-founder of Animalius in Perth, Australia, talks about her work, her passion is unmistakable. A self-described “vocational veterinarian,” she knew from an early age that she wanted to dedicate her life to veterinary medicine. Her journey began on a small Angora goat farm in rural Australia, with dreams of becoming a country vet. But during her training in Sydney, she discovered radiology through specialists who seemed to effortlessly decode complex images. That spark led her to pursue a radiology residency in Perth, become a registered specialist at just 30 years old, and eventually co-own her first referral practice.

Horse racing, and the equine auctions they entail, is a 400 billion-dollar industry that continues to grow (according to GlobeNewswire). But unlike human sports, we do not always know when underlying health issues or injuries could put a racehorse at risk. For this reason, horse racing authorities and equine auctions alike will generally conduct physicals on their horses to ensure all is in order.

Spoiler Alert: You don’t have to give up Horos to effectively scale your practice!

If you’re a vet who uses Horos, you’ve probably experienced the struggle of not having an efficient way to share and store images in one centralized location across multiple workstations.  You've used either file-sharing services, emailed, or even burned a CD. These solutions are expensive, slow, clunky, disorganized, manual, and prone to error. 

In the past, medical imaging technology may have been an expensive capital investment for a typical veterinarian. Today, there are affordable solutions that can help you to streamline your workflows at a reasonable cost…

As a track or equine veterinarian, it's important to ensure that horses are healthy and fit to race before the season starts. This not only helps each horse to perform at their best, but puts you in a position to succeed by avoiding unexpected complications. Pre-inspection is a crucial step in the process of ensuring that horses are healthy and ready, and when it comes to reviewing a horse's medical history quickly and efficiently, Purview Image™ is the tool vets rely upon.