September 23, 2026.

Attendees will leave with a practical framework to: 

• Perform a consistent, thorough equine PPE. 
• Adapt the exam to the horse’s intended discipline and athletic demands. 
• Select diagnostics based on clinical findings and risk. 
• Communicate and document findings clearly and effectively. 
• Use the new AAEP PPE Template in everyday practice. 

No RACE-accredited CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

September 16, 2026. 

Ticks are a major concern for horse owners and managers due to their role in  transmitting pathogens that cause disease and irritation. This webinar will discuss the most common tick species affecting horses, their seasonal activity, and habitats. Participants will learn how to reduce tick exposure through habitat management, horse protection, and other integrated control tactics that minimize risk to horses and humans alike. 

No RACE-accredited CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

August 12, 2026. 

The equine digit exhibits significant biomechanical diversity, with variations in hoof conformation and musculotendinous function creating unique loading environments that influence performance, pathology, and treatment outcomes. This webinar will examine the biomechanics of the equine distal limb with emphasis on the club/high foot and low heel/negative palmar angle foot. Discussion will focus on structural and functional differences between these hoof types, the roles of the deep digital flexor apparatus in limb suspension and force distribution, and how altered biomechanics contribute to conditions such as navicular syndrome and other chronic foot disorders. Case-based presentations will illustrate radiographic and clinical findings, and practical management strategies for common biomechanical disorders of the equine foot.

No RACE-accredited CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

August 26, 2026. 

The AAEP Healthy Practice Committee has created a "Meeting in a Box" resource to help you establish core values and craft a mission statement for your practice. Drs. Kim Harmon and Brett Turi will walk you through why these matter for your team, then dive into the tools and guides you'll use to develop them. Whether you are creating something from scratch or updating existing ideas, this webinar will help you guide your team toward better engagement and collaboration.

No RACE-accredited CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

July 22, 2026. 

Join Drs. Naomi Nishi and Nimet Browne for a discussion of how neurodivergence can show up in our learning and clinical spaces and how to develop strategies for creating more inclusive environments and practices for neurodivergent colleagues.

Participants will:

• Define and discuss concepts including dis/ability, neurodivergence, ableism, and pathology
• Share examples of ableism in practice and education
• Share and consider inclusive approaches in veterinary medicine

No RACE-accredited CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

July 8, 2026.

Explore how advanced imaging has transformed diagnosis and rehabilitation of the equine athlete by joining specialists Amy Armentrout, DVM, MS, DACVS, and Sherry Johnson, DVM, MS, DACVSMR, for a case-based discussion that will help you reduce the risk of re-injury and optimize long-term athletic performance of your patients.
 
While MRI will be the primary focus, the complementary roles of CT and PET will also be examined. Learn how to:

• Pinpoint hidden pathology: Identify subtle musculoskeletal injuries that conventional imaging misses.
• Tailor targeted rehab plans: Build tissue-specific treatment protocols based on the exact extent of the disease.
• Assess healing objectively: Use follow-up imaging to adjust protocols, advance exercise and clear horses for return to work or competition.

No RACE-accredite CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

June 24, 2026

Finding the right intern shouldn’t feel like a second job. Join current and past members of the AAEP’s Early Career Committee for a practical roundtable discussion of the AAEP Internship Hub, which has undergone key updates specifically designed to save your practice time and get your listing in front of top applicants faster.

This session will cover:

• New upgrades: A quick walkthrough of the new features and enhancements designed for busy practices.
• Streamlined recruitment: How to optimize your current practice listing to attract best-fit intern applicants.
• Open forum: Ask questions, share your feedback and help shape future improvements to the platform.

Whether you need to tweak your current listing or want to see how the new tools can work for you, panelists Jackie Christakos, DVM; Zach Loppnow, DVM, DACVS-LA; Jesse Tyma, DVM, DACVS-LA; and Chandler Wood, DVM will help you get the most out of the new tools.

No RACE-accredite CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

June 10, 2026. Join equine ophthalmology expert Dr. Nikki Scherrer as she discusses common equine ophthalmology problems with a focus on new treatment options being offered. Diseases that will be addressed include Equine Recurrent Uveitis, squamous cell carcinoma, immune mediated keratitis and corneal ulceration.

No RACE-accredite CE for this session.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

May 27, 2026: Equine emergency coverage is one of the most pressing challenges in today’s veterinary landscape. In this webinar, a panel of veterinarians operating ER-only practice models will share how they’ve built sustainable, high quality emergency services that support both clients and colleagues. We’ll explore coverage structures, scheduling strategies, communication systems, and business approaches that reduce burnout while improving patient care.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

May 13, 2026: Achieve safer inductions and smoother recoveries when board-certified veterinary anesthesiologists Dr. John Hubbell and Dr. Kelley Varner provide a “boots-on-the-ground” playbook for producing safe and effective short-term IV anesthesia in the field.

During this session, you’ll strengthen your anesthesia protocols and reduce risk by acquiring proven techniques to:

• Choose and prep the best area for induction and recovery
• Select drug routes and doses for consistent, safe outcomes
• Monitor effectively with limited equipment
• Troubleshoot common complications before they become emergencies

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health