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New Hampshire veterinary
CE requirements.

New Hampshire veterinarians need 30 hours every 2 years to renew.

From the state rule or statuteChecked November 11, 2026

Veterinarians

30hours

every 2 years

Your renewal at a glance

Pace it, don’t cram it.

every 2 years

Veterinarians

30hours

Year 1≈ 15 hrs
Year 2≈ 15 hrs

Veterinary technicians

Not confirmed from an official source yet. Check with the board or your state technician association.

What counts in New Hampshire.

Veterinarians

At least 6 hours in each 12-month period, and at least 24 hours medical.

Veterinarians

At least half live, in person or real-time remote.

Veterinarians

Includes 1 hour on medical records, law, or ethics and 1 hour on opioids.

Exemptions, prorated first-renewal hours, and approved-provider rules can apply. Keep your certificates in case of an audit.

Source

N.H. Admin. Code Vet 403.01

Read the official text

From the state rule or statute. A planning summary, not legal advice. Your board has the final word.

How New Hampshire compares.

At about 15 hours a year, New Hampshire sits right at the middle of all states (15 hours a year). Totals are converted to a per-year pace so different cycles compare fairly.

Veterinarian CE hours per year
New Hampshire15
Middle of all states15
Lowest (5 states)10
Highest (12 states)20

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New Hampshire CE,
answered.

How many CE hours do veterinarians need in New Hampshire?+

New Hampshire veterinarians need 30 hours every 2 years to renew their license (about 15 per year). At least 6 hours in each 12-month period, and at least 24 hours medical. Source: N.H. Admin. Code Vet 403.01.

How many CE hours do vet techs need in New Hampshire?+

We could not confirm a technician CE requirement for New Hampshire from an official source. Check with the state board or your technician association before you renew.

Can New Hampshire veterinarians complete CE online?+

At least half live, in person or real-time remote.

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