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Learn how microbiome-centric strategies, such as diet, FMT, prebiotics, and probiotics, can be used to improve management of dogs with chronic GI conditions through a guided review of four relevant clinical cases. 

Dietary trial success is determined by proper diet selection, owner and pet compliance with recommendations, and response assessment, as are client education and a relationship-centered approach to communication. 

What effects do apparent digestibility coefficients of extruded diets have on fecal dysbiosis index, bacterial taxa, and fermentation metabolites in healthy adult dogs? Findings from a recent study offer insights. 

Escherichia coli can be a symbiont, opportunistic pathogen, or pathogen. Learn why Dr. Kenneth Simpson says the presence or absence of E. coli on fecal culture is not helpful in diagnosis of E. coli-associated dysbiosis. 

Clinical cases are used to illustrate multilevel dysfunction, microbiome shifts, diagnostics and clinical staging of chronic gastrointestinal conditions in dogs. The need for multimodal management is also addressed.

The speakers who presented lectures during Day 1 of the Purina Institute Microbiome Forum 2024 join Dr. Jan Suchodolski to answer questions submitted by viewers. 

Learn about the most up-to-date approaches to diagnosis and clinical management of food-responsive skin and gastrointestinal diseases in dogs.

Chronic enteropathy in dogs and cats is characterized by overlapping unspecific features that often result from persistent dysbiosis and irreversible changes in intestinal function. Learn why different patients respond differently to therapy.

Chronic enteropathy in dogs is a common clinical problem with a poorly understood pathogenesis. Learn how transcriptomic studies are providing new insights into the mechanisms that contribute to clinical signs of chronic enteropathy.

Epithelial barrier dysfunction, oxidant injury, and inflammation are common to both atopic dermatitis and chronic inflammatory enteropathy in dogs. These shared features are attractive targets for nutritional approaches to patient management.

Both gut and skin host highly interactive ecosystems that contribute to immune responses. Learn how dysbiosis of the skin microbiome correlates with atopic dermatitis and food allergies in people.

Discover what is currently known about the role of acute intestinal injury in the development of chronic enteropathies and food allergies in dogs.