Date: 23rd to 25th January 2025
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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We are delighted once again to be sponsoring the Veterinary Sport Horse Congress in combination with Jumping Amsterdam.
Equine vets from all over the globe are heading to Amsterdam to meet, unite and share the most recent developments and veterinary knowledge. We hope you can join us on Stand 19, to meet with our team who would be delighted to talk you through our services in more detail.
Our team of equine radiologists have a winning combination of decades of experience working in diagnostic imaging and working with a range of elite sportshorses in world renowned clinics. Reports include comments and conclusions that are clinically relevant to the use of the horse. This means our reports help make practical, clinical plans for your patients you and your clients can trust.
Want to know more? Get in touch or meet with our team on Stand 19 in the exhibition area.
About VET.CT
The story of VET.CT's evolution from a passion project to a world-leading Virtual Veterinary Hospital is truly inspiring. Founded in 2009 by veterinary radiologist Victoria Johnson, this family-owned company exemplifies dedication to its values and mission by empowering veterinary professionals with the tools and support they need.
Through collaborative efforts with the team, VET.CT has become a beacon of excellence within the veterinary community. Our commitment to providing expert radiology interpretation, coupled with a clinical team of specialists covering a broad range of disciplines, ensures that veterinarians have access to comprehensive resources to deliver the highest standard of care to their patients.
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