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Texas Veterinary Technician CE Requirements (2026)

01 In short

  • LVT10 hours every year; renewal on the date shown on your license.

Official source: the state licensing board · checked Oct 28, 2026

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03 Requirements

Texas LVT CE requirements at a glance

CE required
10hours
Renewal cycle
1 year
Deadline
On license
Reporting
Attestation
Renewal deadline
On the date shown on your license
Accepted credit
Courses sponsored by AVMA and state/regional/local veterinary associations, accredited veterinary/vet-tech schools and other recognized organizations listed in Rule 573.65, or approved by the TBVME Licensing Committee or AAVSB RACE; live interactive online counts as live
Online limit
40% of hours
New licensees
CE completed before licensure does not count.
Audits & records
Sign/affirm CE on renewal; keep certificates 4 years for audit.

Good to know. Licensed veterinary technicians: 10 h annually; max 4 h non-interactive/pre-recorded correspondence, max 2 h practice management.

Source: veterinary.texas.gov · 22 Tex. Admin. Code §573.66 (CE types: §573.65) · checked Oct 28, 2026

04 Conferences in Texas

  • 2027 TVMA Annual Conference & Expo

    The Woodlands, TX

  • IVECCS 2027

    Grapevine, TX

  • Southwest Veterinary Symposium 2027

    Dallas, TX

  • AAHA CON 2028

    Fort Worth, TX

05 Questions

Which CE courses count for veterinary technicians in Texas?

Courses sponsored by AVMA and state/regional/local veterinary associations, accredited veterinary/vet-tech schools and other recognized organizations listed in Rule 573.65, or approved by the TBVME Licensing Committee or AAVSB RACE; live interactive online counts as live.

How many CE hours do veterinary technicians need in Texas?

10 hours every year.

When is the renewal deadline for veterinary technicians in Texas?

Licenses renew on the date shown on your license (1 year cycle).

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