New Virtual Veterinary Expo Brings Education, Innovation, and Industry Leaders Together

As veterinary medicine continues to evolve, staying current with new research, clinical techniques, and emerging technologies has become an essential part of professional practice. While traditional conferences remain an important source of continuing education, virtual events are creating new opportunities for veterinary professionals to learn, collaborate, and discover industry innovations from anywhere.

The upcoming Veterinary Shopping Network (VSN) Expo, powered by DVM Central and hosted by Vet and Tech, reflects this growing shift toward digital veterinary education. Scheduled for Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 10:00 AM (US Eastern Time), the free virtual event offers 2 RACE-approved CE credits and is designed for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, practice managers, students, and other animal health professionals. Registration is available at here.

Veterinary Innovation

Unlike traditional webinars that often focus on a single lecture, modern virtual veterinary expos provide a broader educational experience. Participants can attend expert-led sessions, engage in live discussions, explore virtual exhibitor booths, and discover the latest products and services supporting both clinical care and veterinary practice management.

This year’s educational program features renowned internal medicine specialist Dr. Patty A. Lathan, who will present two evidence-based sessions focused on the diagnosis and treatment of hypercortisolism (Cushing’s disease) in dogs. Attendees will gain practical insights into recognizing less common clinical signs, selecting appropriate diagnostic tests, optimizing trilostane therapy, and monitoring treatment outcomes using current clinical recommendations.

Beyond continuing education, the event offers veterinary professionals an opportunity to explore advances in veterinary technology, diagnostic equipment, pharmaceuticals, nutrition, and practice management solutions. Interactive product demonstrations and virtual exhibitor experiences allow attendees to compare new technologies while speaking directly with manufacturers and industry representatives.

Digital Learning

Technology continues to transform veterinary medicine through innovations such as AI-assisted diagnostics, digital imaging, telemedicine, laboratory automation, and cloud-based practice software. Virtual expos provide a convenient environment for veterinary teams to stay informed about these developments without the travel costs and scheduling challenges associated with traditional conferences.

Professional networking also remains an important component of veterinary education. Through live chat, question-and-answer sessions, and virtual discussions with speakers, exhibitors, and fellow attendees, participants can exchange ideas, discuss clinical cases, and build relationships across different areas of the profession. These interactions often lead to valuable collaborations that continue long after the event concludes.

“Veterinary education continues to evolve alongside the profession,” said a spokesperson for Vet and Tech. “Today’s veterinary teams need flexible learning opportunities that deliver practical knowledge while fitting into demanding clinical schedules. Virtual events make high-quality education more accessible without sacrificing meaningful engagement.”

Advanced Training

The Veterinary Shopping Network (VSN) Expo demonstrates how digital learning can successfully combine expert education with product discovery and professional networking. By bringing together clinicians, educators, manufacturers, and veterinary businesses in a single online environment, the event supports informed decision-making and continuous professional development across the animal health industry.

As more veterinary professionals embrace online learning, virtual educational events are becoming an important complement to in-person conferences. They provide accessible, flexible opportunities to strengthen clinical knowledge, discover innovative solutions, and stay connected with a rapidly evolving profession.

Veterinary professionals interested in attending can register free through the official Vet and Tech webinar page and participate live on July 26, 2026, earning 2 complimentary RACE-approved CE credits while exploring the latest advances in veterinary medicine and technology.

About Vet and Tech

Vet and Tech is an online educational platform dedicated to advancing veterinary medicine through expert-led webinars, virtual conferences, RACE-approved continuing education, and professional resources. By connecting veterinary professionals with clinical experts and industry innovators, the platform supports lifelong learning and improved patient care across the veterinary community.