Meet Ekico at London Vet Show 2026, 19–20 November, ExCeL London, stand Y42.

London Vet Show 2026

Two days to learn, exchange ideas and explore the tools shaping veterinary practice: the London Vet Show returns to ExCeL London on 19–20 November 2026.

With up to 17 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) available, the event brings clinical learning and hands-on discovery together. Ekico will be there at stand Y42, next to RVC Clinical Theatre 1, to discuss how Tendiboots™ canine gait analysis can support your consultations and patient follow-up.

Veterinary professionals attending a clinical lecture at a previous London Vet Show.
Veterinary professionals sharing ideas during a London Vet Show community workshop.
Veterinary professionals attending a hands-on Wet Lab at a previous London Vet Show.

London Vet Show 2026: learning you can bring back to practice

The 2026 conference programme brings together more than 450 speakers and over 320 hours of content across clinical and non-clinical streams. Small animal medicine, equine and farm practice, nursing, diagnostics and practice management all feature, allowing each member of the veterinary team to build a programme around their interests.

Practical learning is a focus this year. Alongside the clinical theatres, the schedule includes Antech Academy Live, peer-to-peer Business Lab workshops and Central CPD Wet Labs, with four-hour sessions available for the first time. The Wellbeing Zone and New Practice Academy offer further opportunities to recharge and explore the challenges of running a practice.

Browse the programme ahead of your visit to make room for the sessions and conversations most relevant to your work.

New Practice Academy resources at London Vet Show.
Event photographs show previous editions. Photo credit: London Vet Show / CloserStill Media.

Explore new tools and meet the people behind them

Discover Tendiboots canine gait analysis at London Vet Show 2026, 19–20 November, stand Y42.

Beyond the lecture theatres, more than 425 exhibitors are expected at London Vet Show 2026. The exhibition brings together diagnostic equipment, rehabilitation solutions, nutrition, clinical technology and tools for running a practice.

For veterinary teams, it is an opportunity to compare approaches, see products up close and ask practical questions about their use in everyday consultations.

At Ekico’s stand Y42, the conversation will focus on canine locomotion: how objective gait data can complement your clinical examination, help document changes over time and make follow-up easier to explain to owners.

Why meet us?

Discover Tendiboots™ gait analysis technology at the London Vet Show 2026 and visit us at stand Y42, next to RVC Clinical Theatre 1.

Learn how dynamic gait analysis brings objectivity to locomotion assessment and makes it easily accessible in everyday practice!

Easy to implement and simple to integrate, these tools allow our users to :

✅ quantify lameness
✅ track whether it persists over time
✅ identify the most affected limb in bilateral cases
✅ distinguish between orthopedic and neurological disorders
✅ actively involve pet owners throughout the care process.

Dog wearing four Tendiboots sensors for canine gait assessment.

New for 2026: meet Tendiboots™ user Donna Wills


Donna Wills — Animal Physiotherapy Ltd

This year, we are delighted to welcome Donna Wills, a Tendiboots™ user, to the Ekico stand to share her experience with fellow veterinary professionals.

An animal physiotherapist and registered veterinary nurse, Donna is the founder of Animal Physiotherapy Ltd in Bracknell, UK. Her practice supports animals, their owners and veterinary teams through rehabilitation and mobility care.

It is an opportunity for a peer-to-peer conversation with someone who uses the tool in practice. Ask Donna how Tendiboots™ fits into her consultations, discuss patient follow-up, and hear her practical insights from working with canine patients. Bring your questions and explore what gait analysis could look like in your own setting.

Meet Donna at stand Y42, next to RVC Clinical Theatre 1.

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Alan Gardner – SmartPaws Physiotherapy

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Splash Paws Rehab Center

Charlotte Speller – Lead The Way Vet Physio.

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Intermittent Lameness in an Agility Border Collie
How Gait Analysis Helps Dogs Move Better
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When Walk Looks Normal but Trot Does Not
Canine chronic pain: when getting better is not enough
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