The Singapore Vet Show is proud to announce a landmark partnership with the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) for its upcoming event, taking place on 24–25 October 2025 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.

This collaboration will bring a global perspective to Singapore Vet, as WSAVA curates and delivers exceptional educational content across both days of the event. The partnership marks a major milestone in the show’s mission to provide accessible, high-quality CPE for veterinary professionals in Asia and beyond.

“WSAVA is the leading international organisation championing the health and welfare of companion animals,” said Courtney Macdonald, Event Director of the Singapore Vet Show. “We’re delighted to welcome them to Singapore Vet 2025. This collaboration will elevate the learning experience for our attendees, not only through cutting-edge clinical content that can be applied directly in practice, but also by connecting our regional community to global standards and expertise.”

The full programme, including WSAVA-led sessions and speakers, will be released this summer. Attendees can expect a dynamic mix of expert-led lectures, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities, all designed to equip veterinary teams with the latest knowledge and practical skills to enhance everyday practice.

“We are really pleased to partner with the Singapore Vet Show to expand access to world-class veterinary education in Asia” said Dr. Jim Berry, WSAVA President. “This collaboration reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting veterinary professionals worldwide with practical, science-based knowledge and global best practices. By bringing WSAVA’s expertise to Singapore, we hope to strengthen regional veterinary teams and share our mission of advancing companion animal care.”

Singapore Vet is continuing to grow as a hub for veterinary innovation, education, and collaboration in the region, and with WSAVA on board, the 2025 edition promises to be its most impactful yet.

For more information and updates, visit the Singapore Vet Show website here