Join the Veterinary Innovation Event in 2026
Utrecht, Friday, 5 December 2025.
Save the dates April 24-25, 2026, for a major veterinary innovation event in the Low Countries, uniting professionals to explore cutting-edge animal healthcare advancements.
Overview of the Event
The upcoming veterinary innovation event, scheduled for April 24-25, 2026, will take place at Kinepolis Antwerpen in Belgium. This event is being organized by the Academie voor Diergeneeskunde (UGent) in collaboration with Dactari, aiming to bring together veterinary professionals from across the Low Countries. The focus will be on innovations across various veterinary disciplines, including therapy, diagnostics, prevention, and surgery, as well as business aspects like practice management and marketing [1][2].
Focus on Innovation and Collaboration
The event is designed to foster a collaborative environment where professionals can familiarize themselves with the latest technological and methodological advancements in veterinary medicine. This includes a wide array of topics such as AI-driven tools, advanced diagnostic methods, and novel therapeutic strategies. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in networking sessions designed to stimulate brainstorming and knowledge sharing [1][2].
The Role of Attendee Input
Organizers are actively seeking input from veterinary professionals to tailor the event’s program to meet the specific needs and interests of its attendees. This participatory approach ensures that the event remains relevant and valuable, providing insights into both current challenges and future opportunities in the field. Participants are encouraged to contribute their ideas and suggestions through a survey, which will help shape the event’s agenda [1][2].
Significance for the Veterinary Community
This event marks a significant step in uniting veterinary professionals across the Low Countries, aiming to advance animal healthcare standards through innovative solutions. It is expected to serve as a platform not only for learning and development but also for establishing stronger networks within the veterinary community. The event underscores the importance of collaboration in addressing the evolving challenges in veterinary medicine [1][2].