Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging

25/06/2026

Our customers are winning with iNAV ✨

Check out our recent case study where the use of iNAV helped form a diagnosis with this tricky case ⬇️

https://okt.to/3dfcrM

22/06/2026

Have you checked out the case study archive on our website?

Whether it's Equine MRI or CT (combi cases too!) or Small Animal MRI, we've got you ⬇️

https://okt.to/W1wqy2

21/06/2026

18/06/2026

When your horse goes lame, you want answers, and fast.

But diagnosing the cause of lameness isn’t always straightforward. The process often takes time and involves several steps before reaching a likely diagnosis and, ultimately, a treatment plan. Our step-by-step guide covers all you need to know about equine lameness diagnosis and what you can expect when looking to treat your lame horse.

Read the full guide on our website >> https://okt.to/wcCxo5

17/06/2026

If helium (or lack of) is on your mind – we have the solution... Small Animal 1.5T MRI.

To produce images of the best quality, MRI scanners utilise liquid helium to cool the magnet and create a super-conducting magnet. To achieve the same result without helium, Hallmarq’s Zero-Helium 1.5T small animal MRI system uses a new conduction-based cooling system in a strong vacuum. The need for helium, quench pipe, oxygen monitor, or additional power is eliminated. The result? An environmentally-friendly solution that reduces the upfront and ongoing costs of offering veterinary MRI services to your patients.

Future-proof your practice with Zero-Helium 1.5T small animal MRI, only from Hallmarq.

https://okt.to/lPb8L3

Zero-Helium 1.5T small animal MRI is a new technology from Hallmarq...

16/06/2026

Don't miss our next Journal Club on Thursday 18th June at 2 PM (ET) with Dr Rochelle Paterson, neurology resident at Ontario Veterinary College, The University of Guelph, Canada.

Rochelle will be discussing her recent publication on Generalised absence seizures in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels presenting with paroxysms.

15/06/2026

FREE NEUROLOGY WEBINAR - THURSDAY 18th JUNE 2026
Don't miss our next FB live Journal Club on Thursday 18th June at 19:00 UK time with our guest Dr Rochelle Paterson, neurology resident at Ontario Veterinary College, The University of Guelph, Canada. This event is kindly brought to you by Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging.
Simon and I will be discussing with Rochelle her recent publication on generalised absence seizures in CKCS presenting with paroxysm. At the end of this 30 minutes presentation, you will be able to ask question directly to Rochelle about her article.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsap.70141?af=R
To join the live stream just visit our Veterinary Neurology FB page (https://www.facebook.com/neurologyforvets/) or click in the FB notification if you are following us already. The recording of the live event will be available on this FB page for you to watch at a later stage for up to 4 weeks after the live stream or one our website (https://www.web-vetneurology.com/) at any time!
Hope to see you all on Thursday 18th June at 19:00 UK time!
Laurent Garosi
Simon Platt

14/06/2026

In early 2022, Veterinary Emergency + Referral Centre (VERC) became home to Hawaii’s first Hallmarq 1.5T small animal MRI. It was a milestone for veterinary imaging in the islands! 🏝️

Find out more about their success here >> https://okt.to/tchPJ6

12/06/2026

Join us in just 30 minutes for Dr Steve Roberts' State of the Art talk on Emerging Veterinary MRI Technologies here at American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM). It's NOT to be missed!

10/06/2026

Who remembers little Rusty the Lemur? 🥹

Throwback to when the team at Elders Equine made history by scanning a Lemur in an Equine MRI, check it out >> https://okt.to/ucxIQ0

Assiniboine Park Zoo collaborated with a local equine veterinary hospital to obtain helpful MRI scans for Rusty, our ring-tailed lemur.