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This year’s BEVA Congress builds on the behaviour‑focused content you may have seen in previous programmes, but for the first time, we’re expanding this area significantly by offering two dedicated sessions on equine and human behaviour. Curated by equine vet and clinical behaviour specialist Roxane Kirton , these sessions highlight one of the fastest‑growing and most relevant areas of modern equine veterinary practice. We caught up with Roxane to find out what you can expect

This year’s BEVA Congress brings one of its strongest orthopaedics and diagnostic imaging programmes yet, shaped by equine orthopaedic clinician Annamaria Nagy , who specialises in complicated lameness and advanced imaging. We sat down with her to chat through the programme and pull out her highlights... Injury prevention in equine athletes Thursday, 13:40, Hall 5 With this year’s Everyday Welfare theme, injury prevention is a major focus, and in this session it’s not just ab

BEVA Congress 2026 is officially open for bookings and with a programme built around ‘Everyday Welfare’, this year promises big conversations, bold ideas and the kind of CPD you don't get anywhere else. This year’s theme reflects BEVA President Imogen Burrows’ passion for the decisions, interactions and habits that shape equine and human welfare every single day. Congress, she says, is the perfect melting pot of voices, specialists, practitioners, nurses, students and interna

BEVA’s stream guardians have shared their personal highlights, offering a first glimpse of what you can look forward to at BEVA Congress 2026. Reflecting this year’s theme, everyday welfare , their selections showcase sessions designed to challenge thinking, deepen clinical understanding, and support welfare‑focused decision‑making across all aspects of equine practice. Here’s what they recommend: Imaging - Annamaria Nagy How does advanced imaging help interpret basic imaging

BEVA Congress exhibition hall BEVA Congress 2026 is officially open for booking, with this year’s programme set to be guided by the inspiring theme everyday welfare . The theme reinforces the core purpose of the equine veterinary profession: safeguarding animal welfare in every aspect of practice, from routine procedures to complex clinical challenges. Inspired by the RCVS oath “above all my constant endeavour will be to ensure the welfare of the animals committed to my care”

I am delighted to chair the BEVA Congress Committee for 2026. Congress is a fantastic event and our Committee are working hard to ensure that Congress continues to deliver world-class clinically-relevant CPD and evolves to engage with changing trends in practice and new challenges for the profession. Imogen’s theme for Congress 2026 is ‘Everyday Welfare’. This theme reminds us of the primary purpose of our profession that is articulated in the oath sworn on admission to the R