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Veterinary Continuing Education

Minnesota Veterinary CE Requirements

Continuing education requirements for veterinarians licensed in Minnesota, with the rule sources and board link.

Re-verification pending · last reviewed February 18, 2026. This page is informational only and is dated per jurisdiction. Requirements change. Verify every requirement with your own licensing board before you rely on it.

Veterinarians

Total required CE
40 hours · 2 years
Renewal frequency
Every 2 years
Next renewal date
Renewal date: check with your board
Online CE allowed
40 hours · 30 of 40 hours must be from interactive sources (lectures, seminars, wet labs, interactive television). Max 10 hours noninteractive. Interactive television/live webinars explicitly count as interactive, so effectively 100% can be online if 30+ hours are live webinars.
Additional information
30 of 40 hrs must be interactive (lectures, seminars, wet labs, interactive TV). Max 10 hrs noninteractive. Max 10 hrs practice management. Live webinars count as interactive.
Rule reference
Minn. R. 9100.1000; Minn. Stat. §156.07

Delivery Limits

FormatLimitNotes
Live interactiveUnlimited (min 30 required)Interactive sources: lectures, seminars, wet labs, interactive television Minn. R. 9100.1000, Subp. 5(A)
Non interactive onlineMax 10 hoursNoninteractive sources Minn. R. 9100.1000, Subp. 5(B)
Non scientificMax 10 hoursPractice management Minn. R. 9100.1000, Subp. 5(C)

Veterinary Technicians

Technician CE requirements are set separately and are not listed here. For current technician requirements, check with your board.

Sources

Licensing Board

mn.gov

Earn CE with Vet On It

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This page is informational only and is dated per jurisdiction. Requirements change. Verify every requirement with your own licensing board before you rely on it.