VET.CT has announced its teleconsulting service, which provides veterinary teams with advice on their cases from multidisciplinary experts, will close from 1 September 2025. VET.CT’s teleradiology and education services are not impacted, and will continue to provide high-quality, reliable reports to its growing global client base.
CEO, Victoria Johnson explains, “We are deeply sorry to have to close our teleconsulting specialist case advice service. Despite many loyal clients loving it and using the service to the full, wider adoption of teleconsulting has been variable globally since its launch in 2018. We have continued to consult, invest in, iterate and adapt the service over the past 7 years to unlock the demand. However, despite our efforts, we now have to take the painful and difficult decision to close our client-facing service. There are a multiplicity of factors that contribute to the issue and sadly, the ongoing economic pressures mean that the teleconsulting service is no longer sustainable. We want to reassure our clients that our quality-focused radiology reporting and education services are unaffected by these changes and continue to grow.
“I have always said I want this company to be an example of how we can do business better - a commitment that forms the basis of our B Corp certification - and in business, the right decision is sometimes the hardest one. In making this decision, we will be doing our utmost to care for our team, our clients and their patients as we close the service, and to manage this transition in as thoughtful and considerate a manner as possible. We are extremely sad to say this will result in some redundancies and we are doing all we can to support our team through this difficult time.”
A full statement regarding the closure is available on the VET.CT website.
