The Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference, initiated by Global Animal Health Partners, LLC、University of Minnesota System、Iowa State University、Kansas State University、South Dakota State University、The University of Georgia、China Agricultural University、Nanjing Agricultural University, is committed to enhancing animal health and food safety through robust veterinary diagnostics. Hosted by the Organizing Committee of the Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference, China Agricultural University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Nanjing Agricultural University, National Key Laboratory of Veterinary Public Health and Safety, Shixin Lamp International Exhibition (Beijing) Co., Ltd., and co-organized by Sichuan Agricultural University, Pathology Equipment Branch of China Association of Medical Equipment, Open online learning platform for experimental pathology, Key Laboratory of Animal Epidemiology and Zoonosis, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the conference has successfully convened six sessions in China, becoming the largest professional gathering in the field of veterinary diagnostics in Asia.

The 6th Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference held from June 14th to 16th, 2025, at Nanjing International Exhibition Center, featured 111 guests from China, United States, Brazil, Thailand, Vietnam and so on. Delivered 120 thematic presentations to 1061 attending delegates. The conference spotlighted the latest scientific breakthroughs, cutting-edge technological innovations, and a wide range of practical application cases in the field of veterinary testing and diagnosis, facilitating comprehensive and in-depth discussions. The event featured an opening ceremony with keynote speeches, 9 pre-conference workshops, 12 conference sessions, and culminated in a student oral presentation and poster awards ceremony.

The 7th Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference is scheduled for June 24th-26th, 2026, at the Zhengzhou International Convention & Exhibition Center. Upholding the mission of "Robust diagnostics for enhanced animal health and food safety", the conference will feature authoritative veterinary diagnostic experts from Asia, America, and Europe, presenting the latest developments in global veterinary diagnostics. Topics include experimental pathology, molecular diagnostics, virology/serology, microbiology, certification of veterinary testing, on-site rapid testing, laboratory safety, and laboratory quality management. Attendance is expected to exceed 2,000 delegates.