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American College of Veterinary Surgeons - ACVS 2026
The 2026 ACVS Surgery Summit is a veterinary surgical conference taking place from October 7-10, 2026. It features a comprehensive program including laboratories, keynote lectures, and exhibits from leading veterinary companies. The event targets veterinarians, residents, and technicians.
The 2026 ACVS Surgery Summit is a veterinary surgical conference taking place from October 7-10, 2026. It features a comprehensive program including laboratories, keynote lectures, and exhibits from leading veterinary companies. The event targets veterinarians, residents, and technicians.
Event details
- Dates: 7–10 Oct 2026
- Location: Charlotte, NC, United States
- Venue: Charlotte, NC, United States
- Industry: Veterinary Surgery
- Category: conference
Audience scale
- Exhibitors: 130+
- Attendees: 2,100+
Why exhibit
Exhibit at the 2026 ACVS Surgery Summit to reach over a thousand veterinary surgeons and specialists. Showcase your products to a targeted audience of decision-makers in veterinary surgery. Gain visibility through sponsorships and networking events. The summit offers excellent ROI with access to key opinion leaders and potential clients.
Why visit
Attend the 2026 ACVS Surgery Summit to stay updated on the latest advances in veterinary surgery. Participate in hands-on laboratories, keynote lectures, and collaborative health sessions. Network with leading experts and discover new surgical technologies. The summit offers CE credits for veterinarians, residents, and technicians.
Exhibitor profile
- Veterinary Surgical Equipment
- Veterinary Pharmaceuticals
- Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging
- Veterinary Endoscopy
- Veterinary Orthopedics
- Veterinary Wound Care
- Veterinary Nutrition
- Veterinary Practice Software
Visitor profile
- Veterinary Surgeons
- Veterinary Residents
- Veterinary Technicians
- Primary Care Veterinarians
- Equine Practitioners
- Small Animal Practitioners
- Veterinary Students
- Veterinary Hospital Managers
Industries
- Veterinary Surgery
- Veterinary Medicine