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European Veterinary Congress of Behavioural Medicine and Animal Welfare (EVCBMAW)
The European Veterinary Congress of Behavioural Medicine and Animal Welfare is a professional event focused on veterinary behavioural medicine and animal welfare. It is intended for veterinary professionals and researchers interested in these subjects. The congress includes plenary sessions and opportunities for abstract submission and registration.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 1 October 2026 to 2 October 2026
- Address
- Pot za Brdom 4, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Organiser
- EVCBMAW
- Expected attendance
- 300
- Industry
- Health Tech
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Animals & Pets
On stage
Speakers
- Daniel Mills
- Mitja Šedlbauer
- Giacomo Riggio
- Irena Czycholl
- Sylvia Masson
- Laura Saiz i Vivas
- Pascalle Roulaux
- Vanessa Ashall
- Anna Rademann
- Virginia Sherwin
- Lina Elmersson
- Rok Marzel
- Genesis Cordero-Arbelo
- Susanne Waiblinger
- Valentina Alonso Montenegro
- Audrey Besegher
- Karen Kam
- Javier Guerra
- Marie Lacoste
- Punyanuch Likitteerasub
- Monika Budzyńska
- Barbara Padalino
- Maria Francisca Ferrreira
- Eva Mainau
Plan the spend
Tickets
Ticket tiers, as published by the organiser:
| 380 € incl. VAT | EUR 380 |
| 420 € incl. VAT | EUR 420 |
| 250 € incl. VAT | EUR 250 |
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hotel Emonec ★★★
12 Wolfova ulica, Ljubljana
Hotel Vander
Vander urbani resort ★★★★
6-8 Krojaška ulica, Ljubljana
Best Western Premier Hotel Slon ★★★★
34 Slovenska cesta, Ljubljana
Grand Hotel Union Eurostars
1 Miklošičeva cesta, Ljubljana
Old Quarter Residence
6 Mestni trg, Ljubljana
Eurostars uHotel
3 Miklošičeva cesta, Ljubljana
Occidental Ljubljana hotel
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