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

April 22, 2026: Dive into the practical application of AI and machine learning in the field by joining tech-savvy horse doctors Elin Hernlund, DVM, PhD, and Laura Stokes-Green, DVM, for a technology session devoted to clinical proficiency and efficiency.

From the fundamentals of ChatGPT to gait analysis and medical record transcription, you’ll walk away with a literal playbook of tools you can implement to save time and improve patient outcomes. The panelists will also cover limitations, privacy concerns and where AI can go wrong.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

April 8, 2026: Use of medical devices and compounded preparations occurs in veterinary practice — but do you fully understand the regulatory landscape, liability exposure, and insurance coverage implications? This webinar will provide practical guidance to help veterinarians identify approved animal drugs, distinguish compounded preparations from FDA-approved products, and determine whether a product meets the definition of a medical device. We’ll also discuss common compliance pitfalls, documentation considerations, and how professional liability insurance may respond when questions arise about product status. Attendees will leave with clear, actionable tools to help protect their patients, their licenses, and their practices. 

Successful completion of this session (2 hours) will grant 2 credit hours of RACE-accredited CE: one hour medical, one hour non-medical. Credit is available both for live attendance, or by viewing the on-demand recording and passing a quiz.

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

March 25, 2026. Recent research developments provide insight into the effect of pregnancy on equine metabolism and conversely raise questions about the potential for pregnancy effects from equine metabolic disease. Although limited scientific data exist, clinical considerations for potential nutritional and therapeutic interventions to promote  pregnancy maintenance will be discussed by panelists Drs. C Scott Bailey and Callum Donnelly. 

No RACE-accredited CE

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health

March 11, 2026. Join Drs. Kim Allshouse and Leah Limone as they share tips for a successful oral exam, review dental anatomy, and give examples of common oral pathologies that you may encounter in your day-to-day practice, along with some treatment options.

No RACE-accredited CE

Sponsored by American Regent Animal Health