Meetings
Previous Symposia
Since 2010, the Society has had a symposium every 2 years at a location that varies worldwide. The 1st Symposium of ISCAID took place in September 2010, in Toulouse, France, and consisted of a pre-congress (ISCAID) day followed by a Congress day in conjunction with the European Society for Veterinary Internal Medicine (ESVIM) program. The following symposia were 2.5-day meetings held in the fall.
Locations have been San Francisco, California (November 14-17, 2012); Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada [October 19-22, 2014; also the first meeting to be held in conjunction with the International Feline Retrovirus Research Symposium (IFRRS)]; Bristol, England (October 16-19, 2016); and Portland, Oregon (September 30 to October 3, 2018). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we held our first virtual ISCAID Symposium (September 10-11, 2020). In person symposia reconvened in Glasgow, Scotland (September 4-17, 2022), Vancouver, British Columbia (October 14-16, 2024) and Dublin, Ireland (September 14-17, 2026).
ISCAID also organizes specialty tracks at the annual ACVIM Forum and ECVIM-CA Congress in coordination with these specialty colleges.
Proceedings
Attendees at the 2026 ISCAID Symposium held at The Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Dublin in Dublin, Ireland.
Attendees at the 2024 ISCAID Symposium held at the Westin Bayshore Hotel in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Winner of the IDEXX/ISCAID poster abstract award, Vanessa Bruneau (left) from the University of Wisconsin, Madison with ISCAID President, Dr. Krystle Reagan (right). Dr. Bruneau’s abstract was entitled ‘Feline Serum Amyloid A Concentrations: Acute Pyelonephritis versus Stable Chronic Kidney Disease versus Health Controls’
Winner of the IDEXX/ISCAID oral abstract award, Sally Coggins (right) from the University of Sydney with ISCAID President, Dr. Krystle Reagan (left). Dr. Coggins’ abstract was entitled ‘Preliminary Therapeutic Drug Monitoring for Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) Treatment with Parenteral Remdesivir (RDV) or Oral GS-442524′
Winner of the inaugural ISFM/ABCD/Feline VMA Best feline abstract presentation award, Emma LaVigne (center) from the University of Florida with Drs. Margaret Hosie (left) and Margie Scherk (right). Dr. LaVigne’s abstract was entitled ‘Response to Feline Infectious Peritonitis Treatment with GS-441524: Effect of Co-Infection with Feline Leukemia Virus’