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Timeslot 1:  12.40pm - 1.00pm

Timeslot 2:  1.05pm - 1.25pm

Timeslot 3:  1.30pm - 1.50pm

Timeslot 4:  1.55pm - 2.15pm

Timeslot 5:  2.20pm - 2.40pm

Timeslot 6:  2.45pm - 3.05pm

Timeslot 7:  3.10pm - 3.30pm

Timeslot 8:  3.35pm - 3.55pm

Animal health is moving from occasional clinic visits to connected, everyday care.

For COMPANION animals, AI (Artificial Intelligence) will sit quietly in the background-helping veterinarians read images, draft notes, and turn wearable and home-test data into simple, personal care plans. That means earlier flags for osteoarthritis, weight issues, heart or kidney changes, and skin flares, with clearer next steps for pet parents.

For LIVESTOCK, Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) brings tags, cameras, and barn sensors together to spot lameness, mastitis, respiratory disease, heat stress, and calving risks before they spread-while also guiding feed and welfare.

On the BUSINESS side, digital tools unlock practical wins: condition-based subscriptions and adherence programs, outcome-based agreements with producers and insurers, and “copilot” automations that trim busywork in pharmacovigilance (PV), medical information (MI), R&D; (research and development), and supply chain.

We’ll separate hype from helpful, share a short list of metrics that matter, and finish with a 90-day starter plan so you leave with two pilot ideas you can launch within the next 30 days.

Author:

Cal Lai

Chairman & CEO
Ask.vet



Cal Lai

Chairman & CEO
Ask.vet



Author:

Dr. Kimberly Simmons

Director Global Regulatory Affairs
Clinglobal

Dr. Kimberly Simmons

Director Global Regulatory Affairs
Clinglobal

Partnerships are critical to commercialisation journeys within the animal health market. In this session we will discuss how to evaluate the right partner for your go-to-market strategy and identify the right time to engage in that relationship.

Key takeaways will include:

  • Drivers of successful partnerships and the realisation of value
  • Factors to consider when evaluating and planning route to market

Author:

Karin Jager

President
Circa Healthcare

Karin Jager

President
Circa Healthcare