Discover how behavioral science is reshaping feline nutrition. Obtain insights into learned feeding behaviors, taste aversion, and practical strategies to support sick or stressed cats.

Explore practical, evidence-based strategies for modifying the feline gut microbiome through the targeted use of diet, fiber, and probiotics.

Learn evidence-based hydration strategies to reduce risk of feline lower urinary tract disease development, including feline idiopathic cystitis, urolithiasis, and urinary tract infections.

Learn about the common causes of epilepsy in dogs, typical approaches to diagnosis, pharmaceutical treatment and use of nutrition as adjunctive therapy in this informative webinar.

Learn about the critical role of nutrition in managing dermatology cases that are commonly seen in clinical practice.

Gain the latest insights about the clinical management of nutrition in hospitalized dogs and cats, and the importance in improving recovery outcomes.

This webinar will offer an in-depth clinical discussion focused on managing chronic kidney disease in cats.  Topics and questions raised by attendees during the highly rated 2024 session on management of feline chronic kidney disease (available on demand) webinar will be addressed.

The Purina Institute International Symposium 2025 brings together global veterinary experts to explore how advanced nutrition can transform feline health outcomes through evidence-based strategies and clinical innovation.

This webinar will discuss how to prevent food aversions and ensure a balanced, nutritious diet for cats, both in clinical and hospital settings.

Veterinary experts will share valuable insights and strategies for developing and executing an effective plan to manage overweight and obese pets.

Learn more about common gastrointestinal disorders that are treated with antibiotics. This webinar will share current research studies that show the short and longer term impact of antibiotics on the gastrointestinal microbiome.

Gain insights to the incidence and underlying pathophysiology of the most common lower urinary tract disorders in cats and learn more about common nutritional approaches to manage these conditions.