Major Innovation Event for Veterinary Professionals in the Low Countries Scheduled for April 2026
Utrecht, Monday, 10 November 2025.
The event on April 24-25, 2026, will unite veterinary practitioners in the Low Countries to explore innovations in veterinary medicine, enhancing practices and animal welfare.
Uniting the Veterinary Community
The event, titled ‘Hét Innovatie-Event van de Lage Landen’, will be held at Kinepolis Antwerpen on April 24-25, 2026. It aims to gather veterinary practitioners and their professional supporters to discuss and explore the latest innovations in veterinary medicine, ranging from diagnostics and surgery to practice management and communication strategies. This initiative highlights the collaborative effort between the Academy for Veterinary Medicine at Ghent University and Dactari, a cooperative of veterinary professionals [1].
Focus on Innovation
The program is designed to introduce and integrate innovations across various veterinary disciplines, including AI-powered solutions, new therapies, and advancements in animal nutrition and supplements. Attendees will benefit from interactive sessions focused on real-world applications of these innovations, encouraging a proactive approach to overcoming current and future challenges in veterinary medicine [1].
Networking and Collaboration Opportunities
In addition to presentations and discussions, the event promises extensive networking opportunities, allowing participants to exchange ideas and build professional relationships. The organizers emphasize the importance of attendee contributions, inviting practitioners to share their insights and suggestions to shape a program that addresses the needs of the veterinary community in the Low Countries [1].
Significance and Outlook
By fostering a collective environment for knowledge sharing and innovation, the event underscores the commitment of the veterinary sector in the Low Countries to enhance animal health and welfare. Participants are expected to return with a wealth of new ideas and strategies, positioning them to implement cutting-edge practices in their daily operations, thereby improving the overall quality of veterinary care [1].