Explore the hidden role of stress, practical dietary strategies, and how multimodal environmental modification supports better outcomes in the management of feline idiopathic cystitis.

Discover expert strategies for tackling challenges, such as poor appetite, in the nutritional management of feline CKD. Learn why individualized plans matter and how to inspire owner participation to enhance treatment outcomes.

Read about the nutritional management of a severe dermatology case with comorbidities and how to determine if a diet meets a pet’s needs in this discussion with Dr. Diane Delmain, DABVP (Feline Practice), and Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist® Dr. Jackie Parr.

Find practical advice from experts on creating weight loss plans for overweight and obese pets. Discover tips to keep owners engaged and overcome common hurdles, boosting the odds of lasting success.

Learn about the microbiota–gut–brain axis, how nutrition can support behavioral and cognitive health in dogs and cats, and the importance of feeding management in addressing behavioral feeding issues.

In this discussion featuring Dr. Ross Palmer and Dr. Joseph Wakshlag, learn about the ingredients in diets and supplements that may support joint health, the importance of weight management and rehabilitation for orthopedic patients, and tips for communicating with pet owners to drive adherence to recommendations.

In this adaptation of the Purina Institute Microbiome Forum Round Table 2025, learn about qualities of therapeutic gastrointestinal diets, including digestibility, protein, and fiber content, and other components of multimodal management of chronic enteropathy.

In this adaptation of the Microbiome Forum Round Table 2026, read about management modalities for puppy and kitten acute diarrhea, focusing on nutrition and intestinal microbiome support, and long-term ramifications of GI disease.

Discover how food aversion and avoidance develop in pets; gain expert tips to prevent, recognize, and manage these behaviors; and learn how to help owners avoid reinforcing poor appetite behaviors.

Pet owners enjoy giving treats to their pets. They may use treats as a reward or a disguise for medications or supplements. But if not given judiciously, treats and snacks can contribute a significant amount of calories to a pet’s daily intake.

Read about urolithiasis in dogs and how nutritional intervention—therapeutic urinary diets and increased total daily water intake—can help in its management.

Learn evidence-based approaches to the nutritional management of canine and feline diabetes mellitus. Plus, read about insulin therapy, oral medications, and how to engage clients in the care of their diabetic pet.