Purina's Bitesized Pet Nutrition Podcast

Purina's Bitesized Pet Nutrition Podcast

By Ellie Groves/Laura HughesScienceKids & FamilyNaturePets & Animals
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Purina's Bitesized Pet Nutrition Podcast episodes

  • Purina and StreetVet discuss how they work together

    Purina supports UK charity StreetVet which is facing unprecedented demand for its services. In addition to winning over £70,000 of funding with the Purina Better with Pets prize in 2021 and again in 2023, StreetVet's clients will also be benefiting from therapeutic and maintenance petfood provided free of charge by Purina and there is additional funding for some new projects during 2024. In this podcast Libby Sheridan Veterinary Scientific Affairs Manager at Purina Petcare and StreetVet Co-founder, Jade Statt discuss the relationship.

    28 min
  • Chronic GI Conditions

    This podcast deals with chronic gastrointestinal (chronic enteropathy) conditions in dogs and cats such as colitis, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, malabsorption/ maldigestion, IBD, gastritis, enteritis and constipation. Vet Fi Farmer and Purina vet nurse Laura Hughes discuss what to consider when it comes to providing dietary support for these patients. This podcast is mainly aimed at veterinary professionals.

    26 min
  • Supporting pet owners with pet weight management

    In this podcast, Vet Nurse Laura Hughes discusses ways that veterinary professionals can best communicate with clients and gain their support for a weight management plan for their pets.

    Useful Links

    Determining Nutritional "Readiness to Change"| Purina Institute

    Purina Body Condition System | Purina Institute

    Managing a Healthy Weight | Purina Institute

    46 min
  • Pet obesity and weight management – a podcast for veterinary professionals

    Great tips on how to feed to help prevent pet obesity and how to help support weight loss in overweight pets. Vet Fi Farmer and Purina Veterinary Technical Manager, Ellie Groves in conversation on this important topic.

    Useful links

    Purina Vet Centre: a science-based evidence hub for pet nutrition plus all the latest news from Purina https://vetcentre.purina.co.uk/

    Purina Institute provides detailed information on the advancement of science in nutrition for veterinary professionals and scientific thought leaders.

    WSAVA – Global nutrition toolkit for veterinary professionals

    50 min
  • Dermatology and Nutrition – A Podcast for Veterinary Professionals

    In this episode, vet Fi Farmer and Ellie Groves, Purina Veterinary Technical Manager for the UK and Ireland discuss skin conditions in pets and the links with nutrition. This episode covers everything from skin allergies to protein and zinc! Find out more about adverse food reactions and also how appropriate nutrition can help support and optimise the barrier function of the skin.

    Useful links

    Purina Vet Centre: a science-based evidence hub for pet nutrition plus all the latest news from Purina https://vetcentre.purina.co.uk/

    Purina Institute provides detailed information on the advancement of science in nutrition for veterinary professionals and scientific thought leaders.

    WSAVA – Global nutrition toolkit for veterinary professionals

    40 min
  • Chronic kidney disease in cats – a podcast for pet owners

    This episode is aimed at pet owners – especially those who own older cats or cats diagnosed with kidney disease. In this in depth session host and vet Fi Farmer talks to Ellie Groves, Veterinary Technical Manager for Purina UK and Ireland about ways that owners can care for their cats more effectively with the aim of extending their quality of life.

    Useful links

    Purina's website has lots of information on pet care at www.purina.co.uk

    International Cat Care is a pioneering cat welfare charity and a source of trusted information. https://icatcare.org/advice/chronic-kidney-disease/

    40 min

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