Feline chronic kidney disease is not just about kidneys. Learn how gut health, dysbiosis, nutrition, and uremic toxins impact disease progression and influence the health of cats with chronic kidney disease.

Explore Purina’s evidence-based innovations in pet nutrition, longevity, and behavior, and see how science supports enhanced clinical outcomes.

Leading experts address audience questions and present evidence-based insights on feline nutrition, feeding behavior, chronic kidney disease and lower urinary tract disease management, and caregiver communication.

Explore the latest insights on feline allergic diseases as Dr. Galia Sheinberg breaks down feline atopic syndrome, clinical presentations, diagnostic strategies, and symptom management.

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 how targeted nutrition and an Enterococcus lactis SF68-containing probiotic can support the feline immune system and reduce stress. Get actionable insights in this evidence-based lecture.

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

Learn how stress, pain, and environment interact in cases of feline idiopathic cystitis—and why the “Five Ps” framework and MEMO therapy are key to long-term management.

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

What if the simple act of feeding a cat provided more options for your cat-allergic patients? Learn about an innovative approach that neutralizes the major cat allergen at its source in the cat’s saliva. 
This innovation reduces the major cat allergen while keeping the cat in its loving home – allowing you to reframe your conversations with cat-allergic patients. 

Encouraging cats to consume more water is an important recommendation in a number of situations, including conditions associated with polyuria or increased fluid loss, lower urinary tract disease, chronic constipation and advanced age. Using different cases from her practice, Dr. Caney provides suggestions for supporting patient hydration and encouraging voluntary fluid intake.

Cats are efficient at maintaining hydration. However, those cats with certain health conditions may benefit from greater total water intake. Dr. Sparkes provides a brief overview of feline hydration and the conditions in which water intake may be critical for health.