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4th Animal Gut Health & Nutrition Summit 2021
4th Animal Gut Health & Nutrition Summit 2021

4th Animal Gut Health & Nutrition Summit 2021

October 12, 2021 to October 14, 2021
Raleigh-Durham - North Carolina - United States
Lectures
10:00hs
10/12/2021
Workshop A - The Oral Microbiome, Dental Disease & Its Control

Emily Stein, CEO Primal Health; Lindsey Campbell, International Business Development Primal Health; Holly Ganz, CSO AnimalBiome.

Oral health can often be a good indicator of overall animal health, however, there has not been too much focus on the oral microbiome and the role it plays in animal health and disease.

Through a series of presentations, discussions and breakout groups, this is your opportunity to develop your understanding of the oral microbiome in dental disease, and discuss a potential future strategy to overcome the shared challenges of those who are working in this unique area face.

This workshop will:

• Provide you with a summary of dental disease, morbidity and systemic co-morbidities

• Enable you to understand traditional methods of dental disease prevention and treatment

• Discuss newly emerging approaches for dental disease prevention, surveillance and treatment

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10:00hs
10/12/2021
13:30hs
10/12/2021
Workshop B - Precision Intestinal Nutrition: The Challenge to Modulate Microbiome by Nutrition to Achieve the Best Performance for Each Animal Species

Elizabeth Santin, VP, R&D Jefo Nutrition Inc.; Sherry Layton, CEO Vetanco USA

Depending on what animal type you are targeting your product on, your objectives will differ, i.e. in livestock to increase production efficiency or companion animals to improve behavior or gut health. Therefore, translating developments in the human space or across animals may not be effective.

This workshop will:

• Help you understand microbiome difference between companion and production animals, and what is the best profile for the different objectives associated with each animal species (i.e. weight gain, meat production, health and well-being).

• Explore how these differences drive alternative research and development strategies.

• Understanding what are the nutrients or additives that best modulate the microbiome according to animal performance.

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Speaker:
Elizabeth Santin
Brazil
Associate Professor
Sherry Layton
Argentina
Directora de Investigación y Desarrollo de Vetanco Internacional
13:30hs
10/12/2021
Formulation and ingredients
Manufacturing and Machinery