This webinar will provide a detailed overview of how hydrolyzed and amino acid-based pet foods are produced and how they have been cultivated to support the gastrointestinal immune response.

In this webinar, Dr. Noli discusses many aspects of hydrolyzed diets, including how they are produced; why, how, and when they should be used; how to choose the best diet; and the expected benefits for both the skin and the gut.

Hear from leading veterinary experts on the latest science and clinical insights shaping the management of specific gastrointestinal, parasitic, and infectious diseases in dogs and cats.

This webinar provides an in-depth discussion on nutritional strategies for managing gastrointestinal diseases—primarily acute gastroenteritis and pancreatitis—in veterinary practice.​

This webinar will delve into research and strategies around nutrition as a component of multimodal management of feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC).

This webinar covers clinical signs, diagnosis, and pathogenesis of chronic enteropathy, including the role of the microbiome. In focus are nutritional solutions, including hydrolyzed diets, fiber, and probiotics.

This webinar will provide an overview of diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats, highlighting species-specific differences and discussing comprehensive management.

The Purina Institute Global Summit 2026 brings together global leaders in veterinary medicine, nutrition science, behavioral science, and human health care. Across 27-28 May 2026, experts will share the latest research, practical frameworks, and communication strategies that help veterinary teams strengthen client relationships and deliver more effective preventive care plans.

This webinar will offer an in-depth discussion from clinical veterinary and pet nutrition experts around diet and how it can correlate with behavior.

This webinar will provide an overview of the importance of modulation of the feline intestinal microbiome in maintaining health. Dr. Jan S. Suchodolski will examine how the microbiome can be modulated in cats in health and disease using nutritional approaches and probiotics.​

Summaries of each presentation given during the 2025 event are available to read online and to download. 

From questions to treatment plans: Day 2 panelists talk about fecal microbiota transplantation, dysbiosis testing, and a multimodal approach to GI and skin health.