When Mozzi, a five-year-old goldendoodle, started walking oddly, his concerned owner, Mo Jae-hyun, quickly sought help from a veterinarian in South Korea. But instead of relying solely on traditional diagnostics, Mozzi’s condition was evaluated by an advanced AI program called "X Caliber". This innovative tool analyzed Mozzi’s X-rays and determined he had a 22% chance of knee dislocation — information that not only guided the vet's recommendations but also provided Mozzi’s owner with a clear understanding of the situation. As AI becomes more integrated into veterinary care, stories like Mozzi’s are becoming increasingly common, highlighting a new era in pet diagnostics.