Lumps & Bumps Open House – Saturday, October 18, 9am–12pm

Open House Events

Join us for some spooktacular fun at our new Southport location on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm!
 

What’s happening:

No bump or lump needed! Join us to celebrate our new location:

• 30-minute Check-ups with Scan (dogs only*): Have your dog’s lump or bump scanned with HT Vista. Appointment required – reserve your spot today!
• Tours & Treats: stop by to tour our new location, enjoy breakfast treats, and grab some pet friendly swag. Plus show off your pet’s Halloween look.
• Pet Costume Contest: Online voting will determine the winners after the event! Prizes include:
  • Top Dog: Pet Prime Membership + Pet Gift Basket
  • Runner Pup: Pet Gift Basket

Location:
Southport Pet Wellness Clinic
1350 West Southport Road, Suite H
Indianapolis, IN 46217
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*HT Vista is currently available only for dogs. Oral masses, mammary masses, footpads, lymph nodes, or bumps that are "wet" or ulcerated cannot be scanned.
 

Free Scans for Dogs

Did you know that half of dogs over 10 develop cancer, and about a third of these cases affect the skin? The good news is that catching it early dramatically improves outcomes. With a quick scan using HT Vista, we can identify if any issues and help you protect your furry friends before problems have a chance to grow.

If you notice a lump on your dog, join us for a free scan during our Open House. Space is limited!

How HT Vista Works to Scan Your Dog's Lump

HT Vista is safe, non-invasive, and well-tolerated by dogs. There are no needles or sedation, results are fast, and the test provides highly accurate, cost-effective insights.

HT Vista uses heat diffusion imaging (HDI) and AI to assess the cancer risk of a skin mass. The scan takes only 40 seconds per mass, and results are ready in just minutes.

What to expect during the scan:

1. A small patch of fur will be clipped so the device can scan properly.
2. The device will gently heat the lump by about 6°C (42°F) and is left to cool.
3. During the scan, the device will monitor the thermal activity and special features of the tissue.
4. The data is then sent and analyzed by the AI to determine whether the mass is likely to be cancerous. Results are returned in two minutes!
5. A team member will discuss the lump’s risk value and category. In most cases (60%), a scan is all that is needed. If your pet’s risk value is moderate or high, we may recommend a sample for lab analysis to confirm the findings.

Can’t join us for a free scan? Schedule an appointment at our Broad Ripple location by calling (317) 516-5921. *Standard rates apply outside of the October 18 event.

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