Resources
News and education.
Company updates and educational content on AI in veterinary diagnostics — press, partnerships, product milestones, and resources for the field.
Stuff You Should Have Learned in Vet School: 5 Tips for Better Biopsy Results
A practical guide to getting better biopsy results — choosing the right sample, organ-by-organ technique, writing a history the pathologist can use, reading the report, and working through pathology's gray areas. Download the free ebook.
Is That Heart Enlarged? Best Practices in Identifying Cardiomegaly in Dogs and How Automated Tools Can Help
Watch this free on-demand webinar to explore the challenges of identifying cardiomegaly in dogs with MMVD, and see how automated VHS/VLAS measurements improve diagnostic consistency and streamline the workup.
New Study Validates Travv's Cardiac Measurement Models
A new PLOS ONE study validates the VHS and VLAS deep-learning models now live in Travv PACS, with measurements closely matching a trained observer across 1,058 dogs.
Radiology Vocabulary 101: What is a PACS?
What a PACS is, the on-prem vs. cloud distinction, and why it matters.
8 Commonly Misdiagnosed Lesions in Small Animal Imaging
A field guide to eight hard-to-spot lesions in everyday small animal imaging — seven radiograph cases and one ultrasound study, with practical tips to catch them. Download the free ebook.
Travv presents at the Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference in Zhengzhou, China
Travv presented at the 2026 Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference in Zhengzhou, China, where CEO Derick Whitley delivered a plenary lecture on building the AI ecosystem for clinical veterinary medicine and shared new validation data on Travv's cardiac measurement AI.
John Craig, PhD joins Travv as Director of Machine Learning
Exciting news for Travv — John Craig, PhD joins the team as Director of Machine Learning on June 1.
Travv at SAVY 3.0 — Cornell, May 29–31
The Travv team is heading to the Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine (SAVY 3.0) at Cornell on May 29–31 as a conference sponsor. We're there to learn, network, and talk with potential partners building the future of AI in veterinary medicine.
Travv closes $1.6M seed round, led by Digitalis Ventures
Travv closed its $1.6M seed round, led by Digitalis Ventures with participation from AniVC. The capital funds product expansion, hospital onboarding, and continued development of radiology workflow tools.
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