The primary goal of the forum is to ensure that veterinary practitioners in Tharaka Nithi and the Upper Eastern region meet the minimum CPD points required for professional compliance. The event features a diverse lineup of presenters from Dairy Co-operatives, Civil Service, Pharmaceuticals, research institutions, and Academia, who are sharing their expertise on critical topics. These include “Impacts of Mycosis on Dairy Cattle Health: Challenges for Food Safety and Dairy Production in Kenya,” “Overview of Hardware Disease in Dairy Cattle,” and “Psycho-Social Behavior in Veterinary Practice.”
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Mutembei, in his opening remarks, highlighted the forum as an excellent opportunity for professional mentorship. He urged veterinary professionals to collaborate and support each other to ensure the field’s progressive and sustainable growth. Prof. Mutembei also concluded the day’s session with a powerful presentation on “Bovine Reproduction Health Management.” This forum stands as a pivotal platform for continuous learning and professional development, ensuring that veterinary practitioners are well-prepared to meet evolving challenges and maintain high standards in animal healthcare. The event has attracted a wide array of participants, including veterinary surgeons and paraprofessionals in animal health.