As the 2026 show and travel season approaches, equine veterinarians are focused on protecting client horses from infectious disease. Recent EHV-1 outbreaks have demonstrated the rapid spread of the virus at events, underscoring the importance of robust biosecurity and movement protocols more than ever.
To help your practice prepare, GlobalVetLink is hosting a new CE webinar: Inside the EHV-1 Outbreak: What Equine Veterinarians Need to Know About Event Biosecurity & Movement.
Join us as we translate the lessons from the 2025 outbreaks into an actionable framework for the year ahead. We’ll provide practical guidance on strengthening biosecurity, improving client communication, and reducing risk at every stage of horse movement.
- Date: Tuesday, January 27
- Time: Noon CT
What You'll Learn
- Key findings from the 2025 EHV outbreaks and how to apply them to your 2026 workflows.
- How to design up-to-date biosecurity plans for exhibitions, rodeos, and show circuits.
- Best practices for implementing early-season monitoring and post-event protocols.
- Strategies to navigate interstate movement requirements and minimize clerical errors.
- How to integrate digital tools to streamline certificate creation and improve compliance.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is ideal for equine practitioners, mixed-animal veterinarians, technicians, and anyone supporting horses that travel for competition, training, sales, or exhibitions.
Meet the Expert
This webinar will be led by Dr. Martin Zaluski, GlobalVetLink's Head of Regulatory Affairs. With his extensive experience as the former Montana State Veterinarian, Dr. Zaluski brings a wealth of real-world knowledge and regulatory expertise to the table. Dr. Zaluski will translate lessons from the 2025 EHV-1 outbreaks into practical, clinic-ready strategies for strengthening biosecurity and movement protocols ahead of the 2026 season.
Secure Your Spot
Register today to strengthen your approach to EHV prevention and help your clients navigate the upcoming season with confidence!
This program is approved for one hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval.
This webinar will be recorded and made available for online viewing within one week of the presentation. To ensure you receive updates about the webinar recording, please register for the webinar.