Join leading experts in equine respiratory medicine for a full day of practical lectures and hands-on training focused on the diagnosis and management of respiratory disease in horses. Designed for equine practitioners, interns, residents, and veterinary students, the program combines evidence-based clinical updates with interactive wet lab experiences in airway endoscopy, lower airway diagnostics, thoracic imaging, upper airway and sinus procedures, pulmonary drug delivery, and foal respiratory emergencies. 8.5 RACE-approved veterinary CE hours available. College Station, Texas. https://vetmed.tamu.edu/ce/veterinary-comparative-respiratory-society-symposium/

Join us for the 44th Veterinary Comparative Respiratory Society (VCRS) Symposium, hosted by the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS). This three-day symposium brings together clinicians, researchers, trainees, and industry partners to share new discoveries, discuss clinically relevant challenges, and build collaborations across disciplines. The meeting will feature scientific presentations, abstract sessions, networking opportunities, and continuing education focused on advancing veterinary and comparative respiratory medicine. 21 RACE-approved veterinary CE hours available. College Station, Texas. https://vetmed.tamu.edu/ce/veterinary-comparative-respiratory-society-symposium/

“Gold Standard & Cost Concerns in Imaging: What To Do With Champagne Problems and A Beer Budget” presented by Kitty Goldsby-Bezek, DVM. Location: TBD.  https://www.vetmedofbexarcounty.org/vmabc-events

“Driving Collective Success: Awareness, Conversation, Alignment,” presented by Senanu Ratnayake. Location: TBD. https://www.cognitoforms.com/HVPMASecretary/August132026KimberlyAnnMackey

     “Hypoalbuminemia” presented by Cheryl Adamson, DVM, DACVIM. Location: Maggiano’s Little Italy – North Park Center. Dallas, Texas. https://www.dallasvma.org