Like every year, ACVIM is set to bring veterinary professionals together for three days of learning, collaboration, and professional growth. The event offers valuable opportunities to expand clinical knowledge, refine practical skills, and stay updated with advancements across veterinary medicine.
ACVIM Forum 2026 is happening from June 11, 2026, to June 13, 2026, in Seattle, Washington.
The agenda of the forum lies in its ability to provide deep, focused knowledge across a variety of medical disciplines.
Led by veterinary specialists, these sessions offer insights that go far beyond standard textbook information. This specialized approach allows attendees to master complex clinical techniques that directly improve their daily practice.
ACVIM Forum 2026 Program Highlights for Veterinary Professionals
The ACVIM 2026 Forum is designed to be comprehensive, covering a vast array of topics across three days. To stay organized, you should review the event schedule before you arrive.
Participants can choose from a wide array of tracks tailored to their specific interests and professional goals. Whether you are focusing on internal medicine, cardiology, or neurology, the curriculum is designed to challenge your current understanding. This commitment to specialized learning is exactly why the event remains the gold standard for those dedicated to clinical excellence.
Moreover, on Thursday and Friday, the ACVIM exhibition will display the latest innovations in veterinary equipment from different manufacturers, offering a closer look at new tools and technologies shaping modern practice.
In the following section, we will mention some of the latest innovations in veterinary equipment that you can explore live at the ACVIM Forum 2026.
Inside the Veterinary Expo at ACVIM Forum 2026
The Veterinary Expo at ACVIM Forum 2026 brings together leading manufacturers, innovators, and veterinary professionals in one space focused on the latest tools and technologies shaping clinical practice. It is a place to explore new equipment, connect with industry experts, and see how modern solutions are being applied in real veterinary settings.
We are also excited to share that GerVetUSA will be part of the exhibition. Join us at booth 918 to explore our latest range of veterinary instruments and speak with our team about solutions designed for everyday clinical needs.
Here’s a glimpse of our latest surgical innovations.
Satinsky Vascular Clamp for Vena Cava

The Satinsky vascular clamp is a cardiothoracic instrument used to occlude the vena cava during cardiac surgeries. It clamps the large blood vessels to control the bleeding at operative sites, ensuring stability throughout the surgery.
The Satinsky vascular clamp features long jaws designed for deep access, along with a ratchet lock that ensures secure clamping during procedures. Manufactured by GerVetUSA, it is made from surgical-grade stainless steel, offering durability and long-lasting performance.
Neuro Veterinary Kit

The Advanced Neuro Veterinary Kit includes 20 essential surgical instruments designed for veterinary neurosurgical procedures.
The set includes suture forceps, retractors, rongeurs, curettes, and other precision tools. The kit is designed to give veterinary neurosurgeons reliable control and flexibility across different surgical needs, with multiple variations available to match specific preferences.
Esophageal Grasping Forceps

The Esophageal Grasping Forceps, 30 inches, 1 by 2 teeth, 4.5 mm, is a malleable surgical instrument designed for equine GIT procedures. It is used by veterinary doctors to grasp and manage delicate structures within the thoracic region while navigating the esophagus during specialized interventions.
This instrument is available in left jaw, right jaw, and straight jaw variations to suit different procedural needs.
Canine & Feline Spay Pack, Ring Rainbow Coated

The Canine & Feline Spay Pack is a complete set of 18 instruments designed to support routine spay procedures in both cats and dogs. Each instrument is crafted from German stainless steel and features a durable rainbow ring-coated finish, combining functionality with a distinctive appearance.
Designed for comfortable handling and reliable performance, the pack provides veterinarians with the essential instruments needed for efficient canine and feline spaying procedures. All instruments are reusable and sterilizable, making this all-in-one set a practical addition to veterinary clinics and hospitals.
Rabbit Extraction Surgery Kit

The Rabbit Extraction Surgery Kit is a complete set of 10 specialized instruments designed for dental procedures in rabbits. Carefully assembled to support a wide range of surgical needs, the kit is suitable for incisor and molar extractions, root fragment removal, periodontal work, soft tissue handling, and dental examinations.
From routine extractions to more advanced procedures, the kit provides veterinarians with the instruments needed to work with confidence while reducing tissue trauma and improving procedural efficiency.
Finochietto Rib Spreaders

The Finochietto Rib Spreader is a specialized surgical retractor commonly used in thoracic and cardiothoracic procedures to provide access to the chest cavity. Its arch-shaped design allows the ribs to be gently separated and held in position, creating a stable surgical field and improving access to underlying tissues and structures.
Its precision craftsmanship and robust construction make it a trusted choice for veterinary surgeons performing thoracic procedures.
Neurosurgical Wire Knife with Chuck Handle

The Neurosurgical Wire Knife with Chuck Handle is designed for precise tissue incision and elevation during veterinary neurosurgical procedures. The set includes a versatile chuck handle and a selection of interchangeable wire knives with long spherical shafts, allowing surgeons to choose the most suitable tip configuration for specific surgical requirements. Available options include Chisel Silver 20cm Neuro Wire, Chisel Meniscus 2.5mm - 20cm Neuro Wire, Banana Knife 20cm Neuro Wire, Elevator Point Knife 20cm Neuro Wire, and U Knife 20cm Neuro Wire.
Halo Retractor

The Halo Retractor is a specialized veterinary instrument designed to provide stable and precise tissue retraction during surgical procedures. Its lightweight frame allows for comfortable handling, while the open design helps maintain clear access and visibility within the surgical site. Equipped with four adjustable locking paddles, the retractor can be positioned to accommodate a variety of procedural requirements and tissue configurations.
Meet GerVetUSA at ACVIM Forum 2026
Visit GerVetUSA at ACVIM Forum 2026 to explore customization options for surgical instruments designed around your clinical needs. Our team will be available to discuss designs, configurations, and practical solutions for everyday veterinary use. You can find us at Booth No. 918.
Why Should You Buy From Us?
Because
We Not Only Sell But Also Manufacture Our Surgical Instruments
We don’t just supply surgical instruments; we manufacture them in-house.
By handling manufacturing directly, GerVetUSA maintains full control over quality and offers greater flexibility for customization. This approach also supports smoother coordination from production to delivery, giving veterinary professionals access to instruments tailored to their requirements.
Conclusion
ACVIM Forum 2026 serves as a focused event where veterinary professionals can stay connected with current trends in clinical practice and surgical advancement. Over three days, it brings together learning, innovation, and collaboration opportunities that reflect the advancing needs of veterinary care.
Alongside the academic program, the exhibition area adds a practical dimension where new tools and technologies can be explored in a hands-on environment. It is also a space where professionals can connect with manufacturers like GerVetUSA Inc. and gain insight into solutions designed for real clinical settings.
The event ultimately supports growth in everyday practice by linking education with applied innovation, making it a valuable stop for those focused on advancing their clinical work.
