Oral presentations can include pearls of practice, novel approaches, highlight innovative work or techniques, feature video demonstrations, or consist of other significant contributions or findings to practicing feline medicine that would be useful and interesting to attendees that have not been previously published or accepted for publication in manuscript form prior to abstract submission.
Each oral presentation should be a maximum of 20 minutes long.
Unpublished oral presentations that have been presented elsewhere may be submitted with a “reprinted with permission” statement. Please note that oral presentations will not be accepted if they have previously been presented at an ISFM meeting.
The oral presentation does not have to correlate with the theme of the conference.

Submissions are closed. Thank you all who submitted!

Selection

All oral presentations will be reviewed by the Task Force of veterinary professionals and researchers.

The primary contact for each oral presentation will be notified of selection by May 9, 2022.
One presenter for each accepted oral presentation will receive a 20% discount on the 2022 three-day conference registration (in-person or virtual).

Promotional marketing pieces for companies or products are not allowed to be displayed on the oral presentation.
Oral presenters must include a slide at the beginning of the presentation disclosing potential conflicts of interest or stating no conflicts.
Title, author(s), and institution/organization must be placed at the top of your slide in large lettering (at least 2 inches high).
The design and layout should be concise and include clear headings.
All presentations selected for the conference must be pre-recorded and provided by the primary contact.