April 16, 2026. Join AAEP member veterinarian Dr. Ingrid Wolff as she describes life as a solo equine practitioner: the decision-making process, the move to solo practice, the business decisions, the pros and cons, and the community that helps her. She includes an exhaustive list of equipment/supplies needed in your solo-practice truck.

April 1, 2026: Join AAEP-member veterinarians Drs. Allie Catalino and Chelsea Folmar for an in-depth discussion about the two most common metabolic disturbances in horses: Cushing's Disease and Insulin Dysregulation. They will take you on a deep dive into diagnosis, treatment and management of these diseases, followed by discussion about laminitis, a common sequela.

March 18, 2026: Join Dr. Bonnie Comerford, a passionate Thoroughbred racehorse veterinarian, for an in-depth look into the exciting and rewarding world of equine sports medicine. In this session, you’ll learn about the unique challenges and intricacies of caring for Thoroughbred racehorses, from pre-race assessments to managing medical cases and maintaining peak performance. Gain valuable insights into the fast-paced environment of racehorse care, discover the critical role veterinarians play in keeping these elite athletes healthy, and hear firsthand stories of what its like to work at the intersection of veterinary medicine and competitive racing. This session will provide you with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the vital role veterinarians play in the world of horse racing.

February 18, 2026: This AAEP student webinar will help vet students prepare for some of the most common calls equine veterinarians receive during springtime. Theriogenologist Dr. Jennine Lection will include steps to perform a first foal exam, a postpartum mare exam, as well as case scenarios for common post-foaling issues in mares and foals. After attending the webinar, students will feel ready to evaluate common cases during the foaling season.

February 4, 2026: Have you ever wondered what your veterinarian is looking for inside your horse’s mouth? This is your chance to find out! Join Drs. Kim Allshouse, Dale Kelley and Leah Limone for a wide-ranging discussion of what makes horse teeth unique and why oral exams and odontoplasty, or “floating,” is performed. We’ll also review what to expect during a dental appointment, common pathologies and diseases we see, and how dental management will often change as your horse ages.

This is the recording of a webinar held February 3, 2026. Our panel of experts on this subject are Drs. Steve Adair, Michael Fugaro, Ciera Guardia and Meghan McCarthy. The panel explores the clinical signs of post‑injection joint flares and joint infections, how to distinguish between them, and approaches to diagnosis and management. The session also covers practical on‑farm treatment strategies and guidance on when referral is appropriate.

November 25, 2025: This is the recording of a webinar held November 25, 2025. Please note that the current EHV-1 situation is changing rapidly. To get the most updated information, please consult the Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) website at https://equinediseasecc.org. Our panel of experts on this subject are Dr. Bud Dinges, Texas State Veterinarian, Dr. Katie Flynn, Senior Veterinarian on Equine Health and Biosecurity for US Equestrian, and Dr. Krista Estell, Infectious Disease Specialist at Virginia Tech’s Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center and a member of the AAEP’s Infectious Disease Committee and EDCC subcommittee. The discussion begins with an overview of EHV-1 and EHM by Dr. Estell. Next, Dr. Dinges shares his state's process of handling the current outbreak. We finish with Dr. Flynn discussion biosecurity practices and prevention of disease spread.

November 19, 2025: Join us for a practical, fast-paced session with board certified Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist Julie Francis, designed specifically for equine veterinarians constantly on the move. Learn simple, realistic strategies for fueling your body during long barn days, road trips, and emergency calls. Discover how to make smart food choices that boost energy, focus, and endurance -- without sacrificing convenience. Perfect for anyone balancing a demanding schedule with a commitment to personal wellness!

September 9, 2025: Equine veterinary medicine is physically demanding—long hours, heavy lifting, repetitive motions, awkward positions, and hours behind the wheel all take a toll on the body. Over time, these stresses can contribute to chronic pain, injury, and reduced career longevity. In this webinar, led by an experienced Exercise Physiologist, Kevin Balcirak, you’ll learn targeted exercises and stretches designed specifically to support the unique physical demands of equine practice. We’ll cover: • Injury prevention strategies to protect joints, muscles, and tendons • Pre- and post-work stretches to keep you mobile and reduce fatigue • Ergonomic tips for common procedures, from dentistry to palpation • Posture and stretching techniques for long hours of driving in ambulatory practice • Strength-building routines to improve endurance and resilience in the field Whether you’re in the barn, the clinic, or on the road, these practical, science-based tools will help you protect your body, improve your comfort, and extend your career. This is a must-attend session for any equine veterinarian looking to stay healthy, strong, and pain-free throughout the demands of practice.

August 6, 2025: Join AAEP Member vets Drs. Carrie Hammer and Michael St. Blanc as they bust several pervasive horse-care myths using polls and plenty of interactivity.