PURINA | Purina Institute Global Summit 2026
Wednesday 27 May @ 09:00 - Thursday 28 May @ 17:00
Subject: Purina Institute Global Summit 2026 – At the Forefront of Companion Animal Science
Speakers: Multiple
Organizer: Purina
LINK: REGISTER HERE
STRENGTHENING BONDS. TRANSFORMING VETERINARY CARE. EXTENDING PET HEALTH SPAN.
Veterinary medicine is experiencing a pivotal shift as pet owners place growing importance on the human–animal bond and expect more personalized, preventive veterinary care. This shift offers veterinarians an opportunity to move from reactive, illness-focused interventions to proactive, long-term preventive care that supports better outcomes and longer, healthier lives for pets. What was once conceptual is now essential—practical, urgent, and increasingly achievable.
The Purina Institute Global Summit 2026 brings together global leaders in veterinary medicine, nutrition science, behavioral science, and human health care. Over two days of evidence-based presentations, 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.
Attendees will learn:
How the human–animal bond serves as a foundation and clinical asset for delivering effective preventive care.
The role that nutrition plays in the human–animal bond and proactive, preventive wellness.
Why the veterinary profession is evolving toward a proactive care model and the scientific evidence driving this shift.
Practical communication strategies that align with client motivations and improve adherence to preventive care plans.
The tools, technologies, and collaborative approaches that are reshaping the future of veterinary care.
Join us for the Purina Institute Global Summit 2026, an educational event with no product promotion—just science, insights, and actionable strategies to support healthier pets and stronger veterinarian–client partnerships.
Disclaimer: This information is exclusively intended for registered veterinary and para-veterinary professionals.
