Animal health nutrition in front of those who prescribe it.
Royal Canin does not sell pet food: the brand formulates health foods, prescribed by veterinarians to support renal disease, diabetes, or recovery. Born in Aimargues in the Gard department in 1968, and now a global reference in health nutrition, it builds its credibility on research and its relationship with the veterinary profession.
For ECVIM-CA 2026, the brand entrusted us with its stand at the Estrel Congress Center in Berlin. From September 10 to 12, the 36th edition of the European Congress of Veterinary Internal Medicine for Companion Animals brought together specialists in the discipline: gastroenterology, nephrology, oncology, cardiology, feline medicine. In 2025, the congress welcomed around 1,600 on-site participants from 49 countries.
We managed the project from start to finish: concept, technical plans, manufacturing in our Paris and Lyon workshops, transport to Germany, on-site assembly, and then dismantling. A single point of contact for the brand, allowing their teams to focus on their meetings.
ECVIM is not a consumer trade show. The visitor is a qualified specialist or a resident in training, often skeptical of marketing pitches. A booth is judged here on its ability to speak science, not to seduce.
A booth that speaks to prescribers
The space had to facilitate technical discussion, the presentation of research work, and meetings with the brand's veterinary teams, in a format conducive to exchange rather than demonstration.
An international project
Designed in France, manufactured in our workshops, delivered and assembled in Germany: logistics is an integral part of the project. Our teams follow the booth right to the site and manage coordination with the congress organizer.
A single team, from sketch to dismantling
Design, manufacturing in our workshops, assembly and dismantling. The booth was ready when the doors opened.
Place:
ECVIM-CA Congress, Estrel Congress Center, Berlin, Germany
Date :
2026
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