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The BVZS Annual Conference

The BVZS Annual Conference is the largest event we host during the year. Usually held towards the end of the year, around the first weekend of November. The conference usually takes place over 3 days, boasting a wide and diverse range of presentations, round table discussions and masterclasses, as well as scientific posters and sponsor stands. There are multiple networking opportunities including Friday night mixers and the Saturday evening social dinner. It is during the Annual Conference that BVZS holds the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Members are invited to participate with presenting talks.

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BVZS Conference 2023

Registration opens soon for 2023 conference!

This years conference will take place at Aston Centre, Birmingham on 3rd-5th November.
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Last years conference in Birmingham

Last years conference, held at Conference Aston in Birmingham, was 3 days of great CPD across 4 streams including parallel sessions onZoo Health and Nursing on Friday, Wildlife Health and Exotic pets on Saturday and Exotic pets and students on Sunday. Plenary sessions were held in all streams discussing current topics such as Avian Influenza, the new Secretary of State Standards of Modern Zoo Practice, “360°of Horizon- views, reflections (and opinions) from a small rock near France” and “Vetting off the beaten track”. A packed social programme including a wine and canapes reception with a student-mentor mixer was held on the Friday, our yearly gala dinner on Saturday with a Silent Disco and the societies AGM on the Sunday.

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