Vet Team Training

Muzzles Unleashed: From Stigma to Safety

Muzzles Unleashed: From Stigma to Safety. A free live Vet Team Training webinar with 1 RACE CE hour.

Before you enroll

Is this the right course for you?

Muzzles Unleashed: From Stigma to Safety is offered by Vet Team Training for veterinary professionals. Topics in this listing: Veterinary medicine.

Check the credit type and approval notes below against your credential. The scheduled session is Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 8:00 PM (America/New_York).

Course details

Provider
Vet Team Training
Format
Live webinar
Profession
Veterinary Professionals
Starts
Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 8:00 PM (America/New_York)
Credit expiration
Not published in the captured source. Confirm with the provider.
Registration
Free provider account required
Last checked
Nov 4, 2026
Language
English

Credits & eligibility

1 RACE CE

Vet Team Training states RACE approval for 1 CE hour for veterinary technicians and veterinarians. The free offer is the live session; recordings are in the paid subscription.

State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.

AAVSB RACE

What’s free

Course access
$0
Assessment
$0
Certificate
$0
Credit reporting
$0 — no separate reporting fee identified

The provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.

How to earn your credit

  1. Register and attend the live webinar. The recording is not part of the free offer.

Questions about this course

Is “Muzzles Unleashed: From Stigma to Safety” completely free?

The recorded cost is $0 for learning, assessment and the certificate, with no separate reporting fee identified. Vet Team Training requires a free account. The provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.

Which credit can I earn?

The provider lists 1 RACE CE. Match the individual track below to your credential and board before enrolling.

When can I take this course?

The scheduled start is Nov 5, 2026, 8:00 PM EST. Register with Vet Team Training before the session. No credit expiration date is published in the captured source; check the provider’s current deadline.

What do I need to do for the certificate?

Register and attend the live webinar. The recording is not part of the free offer. Completion and certificate delivery are handled by Vet Team Training; saving this listing does not enroll you or claim credit.

Sources & verification

These are the primary pages supporting this listing. Course recognition and board acceptance should be confirmed for your credential before enrollment.

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