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BEVA Congress isn’t just for veterinary professionals – it’s for farriers, animal physiotherapists and other non-vets working in equine healthcare too. This year, the event, on 10 - 13 September 2014 in Birmingham, will have a day devoted to the foot and farriery and a day exploring the significance of physiotherapy, all led by international specialists. BEVA Congress is the largest equine veterinary conference in Europe, attracting the cream of the profession both as delegates and as speakers. Five separate scientific programmes run concurrently in five lecture halls over the three days of congress, providing a highly versatile opportunity to gain CPD points. A full day on the foot and farriery will be held on Saturday 13 September, with presentations from international specialists in these fields. Professor Stephen May, Vice Principal of the RVC, will open the day with a presentation on the farrier-vet relationship. Chris Pardoe, researcher in comparative biomedical sciences at the RVC, will look at veterin ...

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