Agriculture & Veterinary · Veterinary Science
Fetch Kansas City Veterinary Conference 2025
Part of the Fetch Kansas City Veterinary Conference series →
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Set in the vibrant and charming Kansas City, we’re back for another year of blending world-class veterinary education and the local spirit of one of America’s most welcoming cities. From the historic architecture of the Crossroads district to the legendary BBQ… Read more
Set in the vibrant and charming Kansas City, we’re back for another year of blending world-class veterinary education and the local spirit of one of America’s most welcoming cities. From the historic architecture of the Crossroads district to the legendary BBQ (yes, we said it!), Kansas City offers a perfect backdrop for both learning and leisure. Featured Highlights: - Complimentary Hands-On Labs: Learn by doing. Sharpen your skills and gain practical, real-world experience. Specific labs offered: - Cytology Web Lab - Mechanical Ventilation - Patella Luxation Introducing RidgeStop - Recover CPR - Suture Techniques - Tibial Tuberosity Advancement - Women’s Symposia: a high-impact, three-hour experience tailored to women in veterinary medicine. - Fetch After Party: Saturday after the conference, play, eat, and enjoy DJ Ashton Martin at No Other Pub – home of the official sporting Kansas City Watch Parties! - 5th Annual Veterinary Heroes Award Ceremony: Winners will be celebrated at a luncheon on Sunday. Open and complimentary to all attendees. - Inspirational Keynote Speakers: Leaders in veterinary science will provide insights on the latest research, trends, and best practices. - Exclusive Vendor Showcases: Discover new products, technologies, and services that will transform your practice.
Venue
301 W 13th St #100, Kansas City, MO 64105, United States
Kansas, United States
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