Annual International Conference on TCVM 2026
A veterinary conference focused on integrative approaches to gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, and musculoskeletal disorders.
Chi University, Reddick, FL
- Dates
- November 5–8, 2026
- Venue
- Chi University, Reddick, FL
TL;DR
- The 2026 conference runs November 5–8 at Chi University in Reddick, Florida.
- Its program includes lectures, practical learning opportunities, and professional networking.
- The published theme addresses integrative care for gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, and musculoskeletal disorders.
About
Chi University and the World Association of TCVM are associated with the 28th annual conference, hosted at Chi University in Reddick. The 2026 theme centers on clinical applications and emerging approaches across three areas of veterinary practice: gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, and musculoskeletal disorders. Conference activities include lectures, hands-on learning, and opportunities to connect with colleagues and field experts.
Who you'll find in the room
Veterinarians
Veterinarians are included in the published audience.
Veterinary students
Veterinary students are included in the published audience.
TCVM practitioners
TCVM practitioners are included in the published audience.
TCVM experts
TCVM experts are included in the published audience.
Featured speakers
1 listedCynthia Lankenau
DVM, GDVWHM, ACVHM, CVA, RH (AHG), MS-TCVM, FACVBM
Venue & travel
Venue
Chi UniversityQuestions people ask
5 answeredIt takes place November 5–8, 2026.
The conference is held at Chi University in Reddick, Florida.
The published audience includes veterinarians, veterinary students, TCVM practitioners, and TCVM experts.
It is most useful for veterinarians and TCVM practitioners who want clinical depth in integrative medicine, since the 28th edition is held at Chi University with a theme covering gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary and musculoskeletal disorders and includes hands-on learning. Veterinarians who practise only conventional medicine and have no interest in acupuncture or herbal approaches would get less from it, while students can benefit from exposure to established experts such as speaker Cynthia Lankenau.
Attendees at veterinary continuing education events usually wear casual business attire or neat casual clothes; with hands-on sessions at a Florida campus in November, comfortable, practical clothing and closed shoes are typical, plus a light layer for cool mornings.
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