Vets with Horsepower present:

Equine vet CPD webinars
Live-streaming talks in June 2026, available on-demand afterwards

Register for the webinars

In June 2026 the Vets with Horsepower will stop in Oelde (Germany), Olsztyn (Poland), and Riga (Latvia) to deliver high-quality equine CPD lectures for vets in locally and worldwide via an on-line viewing link.
The aim is to raise funds for several fabulous charity projects in need;

• Unbroken Kids (a charity with a hospital in Ukraine helping children heal physically and mentally)
• Ukrainian vets and horses (horses cannot graze amongst the landmines, and with many experienced vets fighting on the frontlines the veterinary care is maintained by vets with limited equine experience, or students)
• Saving the Survivors (caring for African poaching victims and helping to stop further poaching)
• the Gambia Horse and Donkey trust (veterinary care and education for those working equids and their owners that need it desperately)
• Changing Lives Malawi (improve opportunities for children)

​(Click on their names for more information about the projects we support)

WEBINAR ACCESS IS FREE OF CHARGE FOR VETS AND STUDENTS IN UKRAINE, AND IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
​IF THIS IS YOU, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE SO WE CAN REGISTER YOU ON THE WEBINAR PLATFORM FOR ACCESS.​

​The CPD hours are accredited by the CPD standards office.
Come and join us to follow some interesting lectures and help us raise money for the charities!

Register for webinar access

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DETAILS

ticket cost 
£20 per ticket as a minimum. If you can, please do donate more - all proceeds go to the charities above!

• When you register please CHECK YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IS CORRECT, this is used to send you your receipt, and your link to join and watch the webinar.

• You will receive your webinar joining link in June. This will give you access to join the live-stream, where you can ask questions that will be answered by the speakers on the day.
• Around 48 hours after the live-event, you will receive access to the recording of the webinar, this recording can be viewed until the 31st of August.
• You will receive your attendance certificate in the first week of September. Please email us if you need it sooner.
• The receipt and all links will be sent to the email address you provide during registrations, and the certificate will show the hours of CPD watched/attended and show your name as given by you during registration.
• Webinars will still be available to watch after September, but via a different link which you will receive together with your certificate. No further attendance certificates will be issued for hours viewed via that link.

If you cannot afford £20 please contact us and we will provide you with a viewing link.
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Date and time:

• 22nd of June (talks from Oelde, Germany)
• 25th of June (talks from Olsztyn, Poland)
• 27th of June (talks from Riga, Latvia)

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Speakers:
Prof Derek Knottenbelt, Dr Caroline Hahn, Prof Josh Slater, Dr Sanne Wilmink, Dr Jenny Croft, Dr Jessica Kidd, Prof Davide Zani, Prof Gunther van Loon
(Click on their names for more information)

Webinar registration

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The Programmes - June 2026

NB Because some of the available talk titles were selected by the local organisers at more than one location, there are some duplicates in the programmes. Overall, the three webinar days will show the live-stream of 34 talks, and 26 of these talks are unique titles. The total amount of CPD hours is around 15 hours if all webinars are watched.
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GERMANY - 6.5 HOURS CPD
Live on 22nd June

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Derek Knottenbelt - New treatments for equine sarcoid tumours 

Jenny Croft - Oral neoplastic disease

Derek Knottenbelt -  Managing ocular and periocular neoplasia – its all about the diagnosis

Josh Slater - Interpreting the function significance of equine eye abnormalities

Caroline Hahn - Neuro – ophthalmology: The eyes have it

Josh Slater - Herpesviruses and equine ocular disease – what can we learn form other species?

Gunther van Loon - Veins, vessels & WTF-Is-That? A Practical Guide to Vascular Ultrasound

Sanne Wilmink - The intelligent immune system

Caroline Hahn - Shivering and stringhalt

Jessica Kidd - Update on treatment of equine back conditions 

Davide Zani - Overview of Contrast Radiography in Equine Practice

Jessica Kidd - Diagnosis and management of hindlimb proximal suspensory desmopathy 
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POLAND - 4.5 HOURS CPD
​Live on 25th June

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Derek Knottenbelt - New treatments for equine sarcoid tumours

Gunther van Loon - Veins, vessels & WTF‑Is-That? A Practical Guide to Vascular Ultrasound 

Jenny Croft - Review of the foal in the first 24 hours of life 

Jessica Kidd - Colic in the foal

Sanne Wilmink - The Perfect pain Plan- multimodal analgesia in practice

Caroline Hahn - Equine neurology case quiz 

Josh Slater - Herpesviruses and equine ocular disease - what can we learn from other species?

Davide Zani - Equine Foot Radiographs Revisited: A Farrier-Oriented Approach

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Latvia - 7.5 HOURS CPD
​Live on 27th of June

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Derek Knottenbelt - Colonic pathology – challenges in diagnosis and management

Gunther van Loon - How to perform a quick cardiac ultrasound in an emergency case

Gunther van Loon - Waves, Spikes & Mild Panic: A Beginner’s Guide to ECG reading

Jenny Croft - Review of the foal in the first 24 hours of life

Sanne Wilmink - The Moody Mare (Veterinary intervention for 'hormonal' behaviour)

Sanne Wilmink - The Intelligent Immune system (equine immune diseases and immune modulation)

Jessica Kidd - Update on treatment of equine back conditions

Jessica Kidd- Update on angular limb deformities

Jessica Kidd - Update on flexural deformities

Caroline Hahn - Shivering and stringhalt

Davide Zani - Radiographic Evaluation of the Equine Axial Skeleton: Technique, Tips, and Pitfalls

Josh Slater - Herpesviruses and equine ocular disease - what can we learn from other species?

Josh Slater - How to manage an outbreak of equine infectious disease

Josh Slater - Maintaining the horse sector’s social licence to operate - your role and the veterinary safety net

​Information and registration:
Please click the orange buttons to register. See you soon online!
If you are from Ukraine or a developing country, or cannot afford registration, please register via the yellow form below.​

REGISTER HERE FOR WEBINARS