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Join us this year November 6-7 at the Javits Center
for New York Vet 2025! 

Unleash your potential

Looking for a conference that gives you the perfect balance between high quality, convenience, and fun? 

With six clinical tracks, two practice operations theaters, a veterinary technician track, and sponsor-led workshops; New York Vet has everything you need in a convenient 2-day format! Earn up to 16 hours of RACE-approved CE whilst interacting with the leading thinkers, visionaries, and practitioners in small animal medicine. 

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16 Hours of RACE-approved CE

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Why exhibit at
New York Vet? 

With 150+ exhibitors, 2,500 attendees, great destinations, and proven exhibitor-focused exhibit floor models, New York Vet provides unparalleled opportunities to expand brand recognition, drive customer engagement, and launch new products. We create a personalized experience that works with your budget and empowers you to make the most out of your exhibiting venture.


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Meet Our Speakers

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  • Dennis Slade
  • Michael Lappin
    Michael Lappin Professor, Small Animal Internal Medicine, Colorado State University
    Dr. Lappin graduated from Oklahoma State University and did his residency in internal medicine and PhD in Parasitology at the University of Georgia.   He is the Kenneth W. Smith Professor in Small Animal Internal Medicine and directs the Center for Companion Animal Studies.   Dr. Lappin studies feline and canine infectious diseases.
  • Alex LoPinto
    Alex LoPinto Medical Director, Veterinary Eye Center of NYC
    Dr. Alex LoPinto is the founder and medical director of the Veterinary Eye Center of NYC. He is a graduate of New York University and Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. His rotating internship was at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital. He completed his ophthalmology residency at Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and became a board-certified ophthalmologist in 2017. After residency, Dr. LoPinto joined the team at VERG Brooklyn as a staff ophthalmologist, before launching the Veterinary Eye Center in April 2021. Veterinary Eye Center has multiple locations, including Manhattan, Long Island City, Newton Massachusetts, and Greenwich Connecticut.
  • Kelley Detweiler
  • Andrew Rosenberg
    Andrew Rosenberg Dermatologist and Director of Medical Operations, Animal Dermatology Group
    Dr. Andrew Rosenberg earned his Bachelor of Science with distinction in research and veterinary degrees from Cornell University. He completed his dermatology residency with Animal Dermatology Clinic and achieved Diplomate status with the American College of Veterinary Dermatology in 2013. He is the Director of Medical Operations for Animal Dermatology Group and sees clinical patients in their Wayne, NJ and White Plains, NY offices. He is currently the President of the American College of Veterinary Dermatology. Rosenberg has multiple publications and lectures throughout the United States and internationally. He serves on numerous advisory boards for the development of new dermatology treatments. Dr. Rosenberg examines and treats zoo animals’ dermatologic issues pro bono. He has appeared on television on Animal Planet’s the Zoo, and on numerous Podcasts and radio shows.
  • Amara Estrada
    Amara Estrada Professor of Cardiology, University of Florida
    Dr. Amara Estrada is a Professor of Cardiology and the Associate Chair for Instruction in the Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. She frequently speaks at continuing education meetings both on a national and international level. She enjoys collegial collaborations with her colleagues both within the veterinary cardiology and pediatric cardiology disciplines. Her research interests are on inherited cardiomyopathies and interprofessional education. She graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and completed her cardiology residency program at Cornell University.
  • Mariana Pardo
    Mariana Pardo Veterinary Criticalist, VEG
    Dr. Mariana Pardo is a trailblazing force in the world of veterinary medicine, exemplifying the transformative power of dedication and education. In 2009, she embarked on her journey at Universidad Mayor, Chile, where she laid the foundation for her remarkable career. Her pursuit of excellence led her to the University of Georgia and the University of Florida, where she honed her skills through not one, but two emergency and critical care internships. Driven by an insatiable hunger for knowledge, she then pursued her emergency and critical care residency at Cornell University. Dr. Pardo is more than just a skilled practitioner; she is a bilingual ambassador for knowledge and change. As an international speaker, she bridges the gap between cultures, sharing her expertise far and wide. Her prolific contributions extend beyond the lecture hall; she has authored multiple articles and book chapters, leaving an indelible mark on the field. In a digital age, Dr. Pardo has leveraged the power of social media through her platform @criticalcareveterinarian, bringing accessible continuing education to a global audience. Her dedication to teaching is not just a profession; it's a calling. She is on a mission to give back to the Latin American community, generously participating in numerous continuing education programs. However, Dr. Pardo's influence extends beyond her professional achievements. She is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion in veterinary medicine, and her commitment is evident in her role as a member of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. Dr. Pardo's journey is an inspiring testament to the heights one can reach through unwavering dedication, education, and a deep commitment to making veterinary medicine more inclusive and accessible for all.
  • Stephanie Borns-Weil
    Stephanie Borns-Weil Clinical Assistant Professor, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at the Grafton Campus
    Dr. Stephanie Borns-Weil received her DVM from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University and is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (ACVB). She is an assistant clinical professor of Clinical Animal Behavior Clinic at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. In addition to seeing behavior patients at the Tufts Animal Behavior Clinic and teaching veterinary students about behavior, Dr. Borns-Weil writes and lectures about small animal behavior problems, welfare-friendly and science-based methods of training and cooperative care in veterinary medicine.
  • Ryan Gibson
    Ryan Gibson Lecturer/Neurologist, Auburn University
    Ryan Gibson (@thebraindogtor) is a veterinary educator and neurologist from Auburn University. His teaching focuses on foundational neuroscience, applications in clinical neurology, and microanatomy. He also owns www.thebraindogtor.com, which offers online consultations for veterinarians. Through these consultations, Dr. Gibson aims to serve a population of pets needing specialist input and to support veterinarians with challenging cases! Dr. Gibson collaborates with researchers at Auburn University to explore new treatments for neuropathic pain, study the aging of the neurological system, and conduct seizure-focused projects. Dr. Gibson believes in success through collaboration in both clinical and research scenarios to improve veterinary care.
  • Galina Hayes
    Galina Hayes Associate professor, Cornell University
    Dr Hayes graduated in 1998 from the University of Bristol, England. After several years in mixed as well as general small animal and ER practice in England and Canada she completed two residencies in small animal emergency medicine and critical care and in small animal surgery at the Ontario Veterinary College, Canada. She also completed a PhD in epidemiology. Her passions are evidence based medicine, complication free surgery, and statistical modelling, for which she apologizes.

 

  • It's only two days, which is great for work. The way that the CE is set up, you really get to optimize that time. I love the layout - as soon as I leave the session, I am in the exhibit hall.
    Dr. Kristen W.
  • The location was easy to get around, and the talks have been fantastic: lots of great speakers. The staggered sessions give me time to visit the exhibit from time to time. Where else would I get two days of CE for this price?
    Dr. Katrine M.
  • There were a lot of business focused things, and medical, surgical, and veterinary stuff so a lot of different staff roles can come up to this conference and everybody would get something beneficial from it. I loved it!
    Dr. Tara K.
  • The speakers were really awesome, it’s a great show and it’s a great way to get together with friends from Vet School in an exciting city. I like that you could pop in the exhibit hall after lunch and not wait around for a long time.
    Dr. Roselyn A.
  • The sessions are progressive, its not the same as every other conference. You still have the tried and true things here, but you also have the innovative, forward-thinking things that I would expect from New York.
    Dr. Tara K.

Global Portfolio

World-renowned veterinary events. Take a look at what's coming up next in the calendar.

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May 16-17, 2025
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June 12-13, 2025
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Wild West Vet
October 15-18, 2025
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Singapore Vet
November 6-7, 2025
Singapore
London Vet Show
November 20-21, 2025
London, UK

 

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