Visit stand T22 and discover practical veterinary CPD at the DMS Education Hub.
The countdown to London Vet Show 2026 is officially on! Join DMS Veterinary at ExCeL London on 19–20 November for two days of veterinary education, practical clinical workshops and expert-led learning. Visit stand T22 to meet the DMS Veterinary team, explore our specialist product ranges and attend valuable veterinary CPD sessions at the DMS Education Hub.
The countdown to London Vet Show 2026 is officially on! Join DMS Veterinary at ExCeL London on 19–20 November for two days of veterinary education, practical clinical workshops and expert-led learning.
Visit stand T22 to meet the DMS Veterinary team, explore our specialist veterinary product ranges and attend valuable veterinary CPD sessions at the DMS Education Hub.
Throughout London Vet Show 2026, our team will be available to discuss the clinical requirements of your practice and introduce you to our extensive range of veterinary equipment, consumables and specialist products.
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Our team can provide practical product guidance, help identify suitable solutions and discuss specialist requirements, including custom procedure packs and harder-to-source clinical products.
Stand T22 will also be home to the DMS Education Hub, proudly presented with headline sponsors B. Braun and MILA International, alongside our valued partners Medline and TenaTac.
Across both days, respected veterinary professionals will deliver a programme of practical lectures, clinical discussions and workshops designed to provide useful knowledge that delegates can take back into practice.
Sessions will cover:
Thursday 19 November
Thursday’s programme begins at 9am with Claire Smith and Sorrel Proctor discussing how small changes can make a significant difference to sustainability in veterinary practice.
The morning continues with Amelia Sherwood’s practical session on better wound care, Laura Jones covering the fundamentals of IV fluid therapy, and Dr Freddie Corletto and Lou Northway bringing veterinary and nursing perspectives together for a discussion on anaesthesia and analgesia.
During the afternoon, Gina Parkes, Eleanor Haskey and Lisa Angell will deliver practical sessions covering feeding tube placement, urinary catheterisation, long-stay vascular access and CRI calculations.
The day concludes with Gina Parkes exploring the placement and use of oesophagostomy feeding tubes.
Friday 20 November
Friday provides another opportunity to attend several of the DMS Education Hub’s practical clinical sessions.
The programme begins with Gina Parkes covering naso-enteral and oesophagostomy feeding tubes. Eleanor Haskey will then provide tips and techniques for successful urinary catheterisation, followed by Lisa Angell’s workshop on CVCs and long-stay catheters.
The afternoon includes Amelia Sherwood on wound care, Claire Smith and Sorrel Proctor on sustainability, Laura Jones on IV fluid therapy, and Dr Freddie Corletto and Lou Northway discussing anaesthesia and analgesia.
Each session has been designed to be practical, accessible and relevant to the everyday clinical challenges faced by veterinary teams.
Limited walk-in places available
A limited number of walk-in places will be available for each Education Hub session on a first come, first served basis.
If you are attending London Vet Show, visit stand T22 early to check availability and secure one of the remaining places.
Everyone attending a DMS Education Hub session will also receive a complimentary drink.
Plan your visit to London Vet Show 2026
London Vet Show 2026
19–20 November 2026
ExCeL London
DMS Veterinary – stand T22
View the complete Education Hub timetable, learn more about the speakers and check the latest session availability:
We look forward to welcoming you to stand T22 and the DMS Education Hub!
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