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Look for Objective Evaluation Expert Deborah Sieber, BVetMed - Northeast Association of Equine Practitioners Vet & Farrier Conference on September 28 - Saratoga 2023
Look for Objective Evaluation Expert Deborah Sieber Sports Horse Medicine and Orthopedics September 29-30 - Chicago 2023 REGISTER NOWCOURSE DESCRIPTION Equine practitioners working with sports horses are under considerable pressure […]
Promoting Excellence Symposium (PES) is the flagship veterinary medical conference of the Florida Association of Equine Practitioners (FAEP) offering equine-exclusive, RACE-approved continuing education for the local and global practitioner. PES […]
The AAEP Annual Convention & Trade Show is the world’s largest continuing education event dedicated to equine practice, anchored by more than 100 hours of continuing education; a 300-exhibitor strong […]
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
Top Reasons to Attend Earn RACE-approved CE and learn new skills to take home to your practice. Be inspired by new technologies and industry developments in our 345,000 sq. ft. […]
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.