Join Jennifer Whetzel, founder of Ladyjane Branding and author of the award-winning Women in Cannabis study, in this essential workshop for members of the Veterinary Cannabis Society. This course will guide you through the complexities of U.S. regulations on marketing and advertising hemp and CBD products in the veterinary field. With a focus on compliant messaging, Jennifer brings over 25 years of branding expertise and a deep understanding of the cannabis industry’s challenges and opportunities.
Veterinary professionals are invited to a FREE networking party hosted by our sponsors, Antelope/ Super Snouts Hemp Company. They’ve collaborated with our sponsors Evermore and Earth Buddy to host an intimate gathering for the Veterinary Cannabis Society.
Join us for live music, food, and drinks with other veterinary-cannabis nerds. You’ll also hear from a few of the event’s sponsors. It will be a time of mingling, inspiration, and education for all!
Created in 1958, the French Association of Companion Animal Veterinarians (AFVAC) – initially the National Conference of Veterinarians Specialized in Small Animals (CNVSPA), quickly felt the need to bring veterinarians together around an annual event, the National Congress.
Intended for all general and specialist veterinarians, both private and salaried, AFVAC the Congress has become over the years the essential scientific meeting for pet veterinarians with more than 2,600 veterinarians and 4,505 badges distributed. The program designed by the scientific committee of the Congress includes a general program that is structured around a theme that meets the current concerns of the veterinarian and an optional program that places a large emphasis on workshops, tutorials and practical work. This program is delivered by nearly 196 speakers during 292 conferences in 108 training modules in 12 rooms that operate simultaneously.
The organizers of this event have a mission to engage all key participants in the value chain, so they can address the full scope of how animal health impacts pet owners, veterinarians, and farmers today.
“Across regions of Asia, prediction, prevention, and treatment of disease in animals are becoming increasingly important, with Japan and China continuing to lead the charge, but we are seeing new markets emerging including Thailand, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, South Korea, and Malaysia. One of the biggest challenges in this region for large animal health companies is sourcing innovation, and for start-ups, it is entering new markets.”
This event is the largest Veterinary Congress in the world. The CVDL brings together national and international experts and professionals giving more than 800 hours of lectures on the latest advances in veterinary research and practice in various specialties.
Over four days, you will have the opportunity to listen to keynote speakers, attend practical workshops, network with the industry, share knowledge and experiences with 20,000 colleagues from around the world, as well as attend CVDL Concerts with world-class artists.
VCS friends, ICAN Vets, will be participating in one lecture at the congress, Friday Sept 6, at 7:30 pm, topic “Practical guide to cannabis dosing for pain relief.”
ICCAN FORUM is the brainchild of International Canarian Cannabis, a consultancy for cannabis API companies and manufacturers, located in Tenerife, Canary Islands.
Passionate about the jewel that nature offers us, in the form of a plant, and committed to the dissemination of Active Principles of Cannabis, we propose to generate this space for the transfer of knowledge, with Scientific evidence, in the form of an annual event.
VCS Board Member, Heidi Whitman, will be speaking on Sept 4. On the “Uses of the Active Principles of Cannabis in the Veterinary Field.”
This annual conference features world-class lecturers, innovative exhibitors, and RACE-approved continuing education. It is the most comprehensive source of integrative, continuing medical education for veterinarians.
Our own VCS founder, Dr. Gary Richter, will be giving a lecture series on longevity.
This free, 1 hour RACE-CE approved webinar will feature insights from IVAPM’s Tamara Grubb, DVM, PhD, DACVAA. While not cannabis focused, she discusses how pain causes a myriad of adverse effects that negatively impact any patient. Unfortunately, the impact on patients in hospice care may be exaggerated because of underlying comorbidities, behavior/mentation changes, etc. Thus, the importance of pain control in hospice patients is critical for patient well-being and health.
Our friends at the Canadian Association of Veterinary Cannabinoid Medicine (CAVCM) are inviting VCS professional members to their free monthly Chat Room. These events are casual, organic discussions between colleagues. They are a great way to share cases, ask questions, and learn from other clinicians’ valuable experience. This event occurs on the third Tuesday of every month at 5pm PST/8pm EST. (starting in September)
Our friends at the International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care (IAAHPC) are offering VCS members a special discount...
