Live Spring 2026 · 6 Lectures

Equine
Excellence Series

Advanced equine CE for veterinarians who want clearer, faster, and more defensible clinical decisions: six long-form lectures, three board-certified specialists, and 14 hours across ophthalmology, cardiology, genetics, and dentistry. Published lectures are available immediately after purchase; future live sessions are included and added to on-demand access after each lecture.

Hybrid access: the May 8 ophthalmology lectures are now on demand and available after purchase. Upcoming May 30 and June 13 lectures still include optional live Q&A; recordings, quizzes, and access details are published within 48 hours and emailed when ready.
14
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6
Lectures
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Pick one class, a two-class topic pair, or the full 6-class series with membership included.

Single Class

$95-$120

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$133-$180

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Full Series Pass

$399

More than $1,000 in annual CE value for the full Equine Excellence Series.

  • All 6 lectures and 14 CE hours
  • Full annual Vet On It on-demand library
  • Upcoming live events for the membership year
  • Replay access, materials, and certificates
  • Commemorative pin while inventory remains
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Why this exists

Advanced equine CE built for clinical decision pressure

Most equine CE is either too shallow to change what you do tomorrow or too academic to help in the field. This series is built for equine veterinarians who need better exams, cleaner differentials, sharper referral decisions, and protocols they can defend in ambulatory and clinic settings.

Evidence-based protocols

Decision trees and treatment algorithms you can apply on the next horse you see.

Replay and reference access

May 8 lectures are available on demand now; attend future live sessions for Q&A, then revisit lectures, notes, and references in your membership.

Live Q&A sessions

Ask the specialists directly during the remaining upcoming live webinars.

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Curriculum & Schedule

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Review topics, faculty, dates, CE hours, and availability below. Each topic is available as a Single Class, Topic Pair, or Full Series Pass.

Available now on demand The two May 8 ophthalmology lectures are already recorded and available through any applicable access option.
Upcoming live access still included May 30 cardiology/genetics and June 13 dentistry are still upcoming live webinars; live attendance is optional and recordings are added afterward.

Equine Ophthalmology

Six CE hours of equine ophthalmology with Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, ACVO board-certified, ISU full professor, past president of the International Equine Ophthalmology Consortium.

Available As Single Class · Topic Pair · Full Series Pass
Fri May 8 9:00 AM CT Recorded May 8 · on demand now

Introduction to Equine Ophthalmology

Systematic equine eye exam (1.5 hr) plus subpalpebral lavage line placement (1.5 hr): restraint, equipment, exam sequence, normal vs. abnormal findings.

3 CE Hours RACE #20-1297187 On-demand available now
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Fri May 8 1:00 PM CT Recorded May 8 · on demand now

Advanced Equine Ophthalmology

Three focused segments: common corneal conditions, frustrating intraocular issues (ERU, glaucoma, cataracts), and adnexal / orbital / neuro-ophthalmic disorders.

3 CE Hours RACE #20-1276863 On-demand available now
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Available in every access option
Choose the Ophthalmology Topic Pair Two lectures · 6 CE hours · both available on demand now
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Equine Cardiology + Genetics

Four CE hours linking cardiac diagnostics to genetic risk, taught by Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst, ACVIM (LAIM) diplomate running Minnesota's equine cardiogenomics program.

Available As Single Class · Topic Pair · Full Series Pass
Sat May 30 11:00 AM CT Upcoming live May 30 · on demand after lecture

Equine Cardiology Essentials

Hour 1: systematic cardiac exam, physical, auscultation, ECG. Hour 2: important equine cardiac diseases, diagnostics, and treatment options.

2 CE Hours RACE Provider #50-29055 Upcoming live + replay
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Sat May 30 1:30 PM CT Upcoming live May 30 · on demand after lecture

Equine Genetics and Genomics

Hour 1: genetics for veterinarians, inheritance patterns, population genetics, interpreting commercial genetic tests. Hour 2: Mendelian genetic diseases, clinical signs, diagnosis, management.

2 CE Hours RACE Provider #50-29055 Upcoming live + replay
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Choose the Cardiology + Genetics Topic Pair Two lectures · 4 CE hours · upcoming live with replay access
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Equine Dentistry

Four CE hours of equine dental decision-making with Dr. Molly Rice, DAVDC-Eq diplomate and medical director at Midwest Veterinary Dental Services.

Available As Single Class · Topic Pair · Full Series Pass
Sat Jun 13 10:00 AM CT Upcoming live June 13 · on demand after lecture

Intro: Equine Dentistry

Oral examination and charting, equine dental anatomy, common pathology recognition, when to refer, and basic radiography interpretation.

2 CE Hours RACE Provider #50-29055 Upcoming live + replay
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Sat Jun 13 12:30 PM CT Upcoming live June 13 · on demand after lecture

Advanced: Equine Dentistry

Decision trees for equine dental pathology. Incisor, canine, and diastema management, including when to extract and surgical considerations.

2 CE Hours RACE Provider #50-29055 Upcoming live + replay
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Choose the Dentistry Topic Pair Two lectures · 4 CE hours · upcoming live with replay access
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Voices from prior CE attendees

What past attendees say

Selected feedback from Vet On It's 127+ approved CE testimonials, including direct attendees of Dr. Allbaugh's prior ophthalmology lectures.

G.I., DVM Dr. Allbaugh · Practical Ophthalmology CE
This lecture covered most of the common eye problems encountered by veterinarians in practice. Dr. Allbaugh presented a very thorough and easy-to-understand lecture.
Zoo Vet Advanced Equine Ophthalmology · Dr. Allbaugh
Vet On It's communication leading up to each presentation makes it a predictably valuable source of high-quality education. Speakers to date have been absolute superstars in their fields.
Large Animal DVM Advanced Equine Ophthalmology · Dr. Allbaugh
Excellent presentation; lots of practical experience demonstrated.
Anonymous Subscriber First-time VetOnIt CE attendee · GP practice
This was my first Vet On It CE. It was great! I had very low expectations and this information was fantastic and very useful for my every day GP practice.
Faculty

Three board-certified specialists

Learn directly from diplomates with equine clinical depth, referral-level expertise, and academic credibility.

Dr. Rachel Allbaugh

Dr. Rachel Allbaugh

DVM, MS, DACVO

Veterinary ophthalmologist and full professor at Iowa State University, holding the Lora and Russ Talbot Endowed Professorship in Veterinary Medicine. ACVO board-certified since 2008, Ophthalmology Service Leader and Residency Program Director at ISU's Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center. Past President of the International Equine Ophthalmology Consortium (2020–2022) with 70+ peer-reviewed publications and 200 presentations.

Ophthalmology · 6 CE hours
Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst

Dr. Sian Durward-Akhurst

BVMS, MS, PhD, DACVIM (LAIM)

Assistant Professor of Genetics, Genomics, and Large Animal Internal Medicine at the University of Minnesota. ACVIM (Large Animal) diplomate (2016) with PhD in Comparative and Molecular Biosciences focused on precision medicine in the horse. Leads research at the intersection of equine cardiology and genomics, sudden cardiac death, arrhythmias, and atrial fibrillation in Thoroughbred racehorses, funded by the AHA, Morris Animal Foundation, and HISA.

Cardiology + Genetics · 4 CE hours
Dr. Molly Rice

Dr. Molly Rice

DVM, DAVDC-Eq

Equine veterinary dentist and Medical Director at Midwest Veterinary Dental Services in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, practicing exclusively equine dentistry with a team of board-certified specialists. Earned DAVDC-Eq diplomate status in 2018 through the AVDC's Advanced Standing program for equine dentistry. Clinical work spans restorations, endodontics, periodontics, and oral surgery in equine patients.

Dentistry · 4 CE hours
Decision Help

Why this series, and answers before you ask

What you're actually buying

Defensible clinical decisions

Eye exams, arrhythmia workups, genetic test interpretation, and dental decision trees taught by specialists who work in these problems every day.

Time saved after the webinar ends

Keep the lectures, notes, and full Vet On It library inside the annual membership included with the Full Series Pass, without re-learning from scattered sources.

Evidence-first CE without sponsor noise

Board-certified faculty, sponsor-free delivery, and course-level CE status built for clinicians who want utility and rigor over marketing gloss.

Common questions

What if I can't attend a lecture live?

No access is lost if you cannot attend live. Already-published lectures are available immediately after purchase, and future live lectures are published on demand within 48 hours after the live session. Live attendance gives you Q&A with the speaker, but the recording, quiz, notes, and reference materials are included either way.

Should I choose a Topic Pair or Full Series Pass?

Choose a Topic Pair for two related lectures in one focus area. Choose the Full Series Pass for all six lectures, 14 CE hours, annual Vet On It membership, full on-demand library, upcoming live events for the membership year, printed notes, and the pin while inventory remains.

Where do I verify RACE status?

Each lecture has its own event page with course-level RACE details. Confirm the event-specific program number there, and check your board's acceptance rules.

Who is this built for?

Equine veterinarians and horse-focused DVMs who want deeper CE in ophthalmology, cardiology, genetics, and dentistry without wasting time on generic overviews.

Sponsor-free promise

Unbiased education without commercial influence. No pharma funding, ever.

Board-certified faculty

Learn directly from diplomates with real-world equine experience.

Field-ready protocols

Practical techniques designed for ambulatory and clinic settings.

Course-level CE status

RACE-Approved Provider #50-29055. Verify each lecture's event-specific program number against your board's rules.

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Ready for deeper equine CE?

Full Series Pass: $399 for all 6 lectures, 14 CE hours, annual Vet On It membership, the full on-demand library, upcoming live events for the membership year, replay access, course materials, certificates, and a commemorative enamel pin.

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