Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into veterinary medicine, enhancing diagnostics and treatment without replacing the human touch. Dr. Michael Q. Bailey, AVMA president and board-certified veterinary radiologist, explains that AI tools are now used to flag concerns in radiographs, forecast chronic diseases like arthritis and feline kidney disease, and even develop individualized cancer treatments for dogs with lymphoma. These advancements allow for earlier detection and proactive care, with AI research grants from the Morris Animal Foundation growing tenfold since 2019.