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VMX 2026 Program Launches Exciting Opportunities for Veterinary Professionals

The North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) has officially launched the VMX 2026 program, themed World Classic – Celebrating the Champions of Care. This highly anticipated event will occur from January 17 to 21, 2026, in Orlando, Florida, and will also be available virtually worldwide. The VMX 2026 is renowned as the largest and most comprehensive educational veterinary conference globally, and this year's program aims to surpass expectations by delivering approximately 1,200 hours of Continuing Education (CE) tailored for veterinary professionals.

A Stellar Conference Experience

Returning with record-breaking momentum from VMX 2025, where nearly 30,000 attendees from across 87 countries were present, VMX 2026 is set to provide a unique platform for learning, networking, and sharing pioneering advancements in veterinary medicine. This year’s offerings spotlight the exceptional commitment veterinary professionals exhibit in their roles, highlighting their dedication, expertise, and the resilience they show towards overcoming challenges. As NAVC's CEO Gene O'Neill articulately puts it, “Our veterinary professionals embody everything it means to be world-class. Like true champions, they rise to challenges with courage and heart.”

Attendees of VMX 2026 can look forward to an inspiring array of program tracks that span an extensive spectrum of veterinary care for diverse animal species. From small pets to large livestock, the program comprehensively covers vital topics necessary for enhancing veterinary practices and animal health.

Education That Matters

The diverse educational offerings include hands-on workshops, masterclasses, and behind-the-scenes tours, ensuring that every veterinary professional has ample opportunities to gain insights and practical knowledge. Some highlights from the lineup of sessions include:

• - Small Animal Health: Navigating the Teenage Dog: Understanding and Supporting Canine Adolescents
• - Orthopedic Disease in Cats: You Got to Be Kitten Me
• - Managing Arrest Rhythms During CPR: Flatline to Fibrillation

In addition to small animal health sessions, larger species discussions include:

• - Large Animal Health: Standing Sedation in the Horse: An Anesthesiologist's Perspective
• - Behavior and Welfare Considerations for Managing Impaired Cattle: Better Living Through Chemistry

The program also delves into exotic animal health:

• - Exotic Animal Triage and Common Appointment Presentations
• - Management of Traumatic Injuries in Chelonians: Why did the Turtle Cross the Road?

Moreover, a special focus will be placed on practical management strategies in veterinary practice, offering a look into leveraging AI for operational efficiencies and discussion about low-cost clinics to support access to care.

Media and Press Access

Press registration is now open, allowing credentialed media members free access to cover this monumental event either in person or virtually. Journalists will have the opportunity to attend exclusive interviews with veterinary experts, covering the latest innovations in veterinary care and significant topics affecting the industry. This year's Early Bird rates are set at only $125 per attendee, making it more accessible than ever.

The return of the prestigious Lion Club registration will provide an elevated experience for those looking for premium benefits, including priority access to sessions and the exclusive Lion Club Lounge, fostering an enriched networking environment.

Students enrolled in veterinary and veterinary technician programs can attend at no charge, marking another step in NAVC's commitment to fostering education and professional development within the veterinary community.

Conclusion

As the countdown begins for VMX 2026, professionals across the globe are eagerly anticipating this event that promises to advance education and collaboration within the veterinary profession. The NAVC continues to lead the charge, shaping the future of veterinary medicine through innovative programming and networking opportunities. For more details on registration and updates, please visit NAVC's official site and join this extraordinary gathering of veterinary champions in January 2026.

This groundbreaking conference will undoubtedly set new standards for veterinary education and engagement in the years to come!