Veterinary leadership
Practice owners, partners, presidents, chief veterinary officers and regional leaders.
Custom veterinary market contacts
Fetch Kansas City Veterinary Conference 2026 Attendees & Exhibitors Email List
Build a focused outreach audience around veterinary decision-makers, clinical professionals, practice leaders, suppliers and solution providers relevant to the Fetch Kansas City market. Choose the roles, organizations, specialties and locations that fit your campaign.
August 28–30, 2026
Kansas City Convention Center
Kansas City, Missouri
6,500+
Expected attendees
275+
Exhibitors
3 days
Education and networking
Independent B2B contact research service. Healthcare Email List is not the event organizer and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fetch or dvm360. Planning counts may change.
Audience request
Tell us who you need to reach
Share your preferred roles, company types, specialties and geographic coverage. We will review availability and respond with an estimated count and quote.
Event overview
A practical veterinary conference with a focused industry audience
Fetch Kansas City brings veterinary professionals together for continuing education, hands-on learning, product discovery and peer connection. That creates a relevant setting for companies serving clinical teams, practice owners and animal-health organizations.
Conference facts
- Event
- Fetch Kansas City Veterinary Conference 2026
- Dates
- August 28–30, 2026
- Venue
- Kansas City Convention Center
- Address
- 301 West 13th Street, Kansas City, MO 64105
- Organizer
- dvm360
Expected market scale
This page uses a planning estimate of 6,500+ attendees and 275+ exhibitors. Because the event is still upcoming, these figures should be treated as expected scale—not as final attendance or a guaranteed database count.
The available contact volume depends on the audience definition, public professional information, requested fields, verification criteria and permitted geographic coverage.
The organizer confirms the dates, venue, organizer, education program and event schedule.
Review the latest information on the
official event page.
Why this audience matters
Reach professionals who influence patient care and practice performance
The official program highlights more than 80 continuing-education sessions spanning clinical practice, hands-on training and industry learning. The surrounding market includes buyers, practitioners and business leaders evaluating tools that improve animal care, team efficiency and practice growth.
Define your target audience
Clinical influence
Veterinarians and technicians shape treatment protocols, diagnostics and patient-care decisions.
Business authority
Owners, medical directors and managers guide purchasing, hiring and operational investments.
Technology interest
Attendees explore new equipment, software, therapies and workflow solutions.
Supplier access
Exhibitors and sponsors represent the broader veterinary products and services ecosystem.
Professional roles
Choose the decision-makers and clinical teams relevant to your offer
Build a broad veterinary audience or narrow the file to specific functions, seniority levels and purchasing responsibilities.
Clinical decision-makers
Medical directors, veterinarians, specialists, associate veterinarians and department leads.
Practice operations
Practice managers, hospital administrators, operations directors and procurement contacts.
Veterinary support teams
Credentialed technicians, veterinary nurses, technician managers and clinical coordinators.
Specialty professionals
Emergency, surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, dermatology, oncology and imaging teams.
Academic and research roles
Faculty, veterinary educators, researchers, laboratory leaders and program administrators.
Commercial teams
Sales, marketing, product, partnerships, distributor and business-development professionals.
Animal-welfare leaders
Shelter medical directors, nonprofit executives and animal-health program managers.
Organization coverage
Segment the market by veterinary organization type
Organization-level filters make it easier to match your campaign to the facilities most likely to need your product, service, technology or partnership.
Veterinary practices
- Independent small-animal practices
- Multi-location veterinary groups
- Mobile and house-call practices
- Mixed-animal and rural practices
Hospitals and specialty care
- Animal hospitals
- Emergency and critical-care centers
- Specialty and referral hospitals
- Corporate veterinary networks
Education and research
- Veterinary colleges and universities
- Teaching hospitals
- Diagnostic laboratories
- Research institutions
Animal welfare
- Animal shelters
- Rescue organizations
- Humane societies
- Nonprofit veterinary programs
Industry suppliers
- Pharmaceutical and diagnostics firms
- Equipment manufacturers
- Software and technology providers
- Distributors and service companies
Public and community programs
- Municipal animal services
- Public-health programs
- Veterinary associations
- Continuing-education providers
Supplier ecosystem
Build an exhibitor-focused audience by solution category
The following categories are useful segmentation options for the veterinary supplier market. Inclusion depends on the final research scope and should not be read as an official exhibitor directory.
Veterinary pharmaceuticals
Vaccines and biologics
Laboratory diagnostics
Imaging and ultrasound
Surgical equipment
Anesthesia and monitoring
Dental equipment
Practice-management software
Telehealth technology
Pet nutrition
Infection control
Hospital equipment and furniture
Financial and payment services
Insurance providers
Staffing and recruitment
Education and training
Distribution and logistics
Veterinary marketing services
Available information
Select the business fields your campaign actually needs
Field availability varies by record and source. Your final specification can prioritize core contact details, company intelligence or both.
| Data group | Possible fields | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Professional profile | Full name, job title, department, seniority and specialty | Role-based personalization and audience qualification |
| Business contact | Business email, direct phone or organization phone where available | Email outreach, call planning and sales follow-up |
| Organization | Company name, website, practice type, industry and employee range | Account segmentation and market prioritization |
| Location | City, state, postal code, country and business address where available | Territory planning and regional campaigns |
| Digital reference | Company domain and professional profile URL where publicly available | Research, identity review and account enrichment |
| Quality context | Source category, validation status and review date where maintained | Internal quality review and campaign preparation |
Custom segmentation
Turn a broad veterinary market into a usable campaign audience
Start with one or two essential filters, then add supporting criteria only where they improve relevance. Over-filtering can reduce useful market coverage.
Role and seniority
Owners, executives, medical leaders, managers, clinicians, technicians or commercial teams.
Practice setting
Independent practices, specialty hospitals, emergency care, academia, shelters or suppliers.
Clinical specialty
Surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, dermatology, imaging, oncology and other focus areas.
Geography
United States, selected states, metro areas, territories or a custom regional footprint.
Organization scale
Employee range, number of locations, practice ownership model or estimated business size.
Supplier category
Pharma, diagnostics, equipment, software, nutrition, finance, education or professional services.
Campaign applications
Plan relevant outreach before, during and after the conference period
A carefully defined audience can support practical veterinary marketing and business-development programs without relying on broad, untargeted messaging.
Pre-event awareness
Introduce your solution to relevant veterinary roles and invite qualified prospects to connect.
Meeting generation
Build a focused account list for demonstrations, consultations and scheduled sales conversations.
Exhibitor outreach
Reach veterinary suppliers for partnerships, services, sponsorship support or channel opportunities.
Product education
Share useful clinical or operational information with professionals who fit the intended audience.
Post-event follow-up
Continue relevant conversations with transparent, permission-aware outreach and clear opt-out options.
Territory planning
Map veterinary accounts and decision roles across states, cities or sales territories.
Market research
Identify organization segments for surveys, interviews, competitive analysis and demand discovery.
Recruitment campaigns
Reach eligible veterinary professionals when employment outreach is lawful, relevant and clearly identified.
How the project works
From audience brief to campaign-ready delivery
Every request begins with the market definition. That keeps the research focused and makes the final availability estimate easier to understand.
Define the audience
Share the roles, practice types, supplier categories, geography and preferred fields.
Review availability
We evaluate the criteria and provide an estimated record count, scope and quote.
Research and compile
Relevant professional and business information is organized around the approved specification.
Quality review
Records are checked for formatting, relevance, duplication and requested field coverage.
Secure delivery
The completed file is prepared in an agreed business format such as Excel or CSV.
Responsible data use
Quality checks should support—not replace—responsible outreach
Business contact information changes over time. Campaign owners should review their legal basis, messaging, suppression lists and opt-out process before contacting any audience.
Independent market research
The service is designed around independently researched business audiences and custom selection criteria. It is not a resale of the organizer’s private registration system.
Important: Healthcare Email List is not affiliated with Fetch, dvm360 or the
Kansas City Convention Center. The event name is used only to describe the market context.
Recommended campaign safeguards
- Use business data only for a specific, relevant and documented purpose.
- Identify your company and the reason for contacting the recipient.
- Follow applicable email, telemarketing, privacy and data-protection rules.
- Provide a clear unsubscribe or opt-out method in every appropriate message.
- Honor suppression requests promptly and maintain an internal do-not-contact list.
- Avoid sensitive profiling, misleading claims and indiscriminate bulk messaging.
- Revalidate information where timing or campaign risk makes it necessary.
Why Healthcare Email List
A clearer way to scope a specialized veterinary audience
Instead of forcing every project into a fixed package, we begin with the audience your campaign needs and explain what can reasonably be supplied.
Custom filters
Select roles, specialties, organization types, regions and fields instead of buying a generic file.
Relevance review
The final scope is checked against the agreed audience definition before delivery.
Flexible coverage
Request national, state, metro or custom geographic coverage based on campaign requirements.
Project support
Discuss availability, file fields, segmentation and delivery questions with a data specialist.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the Fetch Kansas City 2026 audience
These answers explain the scope clearly before you request availability.
Is this the official Fetch Kansas City registration list?
No. Healthcare Email List is an independent data provider and is not affiliated with Fetch or dvm360. The service does not claim access to the organizer’s private registration database.
Can I request attendee and exhibitor audiences separately?
Yes. You can request an attendee-focused market audience, an exhibitor and supplier audience, a combined file or a custom veterinary segment based on your preferred criteria.
Are the 6,500+ attendees and 275+ exhibitors guaranteed?
No. They are planning estimates for an upcoming event. Final event participation and the number of independently available business contacts can differ.
Which filters can I use?
Common filters include job title, seniority, veterinary specialty, practice type, supplier category, state, city, organization size and ownership model.
Which contact fields may be included?
Depending on availability, fields may include name, job title, company, business email, phone, website, location, industry, specialty and a professional profile URL.
How do I receive an estimated count and price?
Submit the form with your target roles, organizations, geography and required fields. A data specialist will review the scope and respond with estimated availability and pricing.
Can this information be used for email marketing?
Business contact data must be used lawfully and responsibly. The sender is responsible for the applicable legal basis, accurate sender identification, relevant messaging, suppression checks and a clear opt-out process.
Start with your audience brief
Build a veterinary contact audience around your real campaign goals
Tell us which professionals, practices, suppliers or regions matter most. We will review the requirement and provide an estimated count, available fields and a tailored quote.
Fetch and dvm360 are referenced for identification of the event only. Healthcare Email List is an independent service provider and is not an organizer, sponsor, partner or official ticketing source.