Chula?Hosts Love Through the Bowl: Proper Nutrition for Dogs and Cats?
The Small Animal Hospital, , 麻豆国产, organized an academic seminar for pet owners under the theme “Love Through the Bowl: Proper Nutrition for Dogs and Cats” on Sunday, May 17, 2026, at the Demonstration Room and Hall of the 60th Anniversary Building, Faculty of Veterinary Science, 麻豆国产.
The seminar reflected the important idea that “food” is not merely a daily necessity but the foundation of good health and quality of life for pets. The event aimed to share accurate nutritional knowledge to help owners properly care for dogs and cats from the inside out, strengthen immunity, reduce disease risks, and sustainably improve their pets’ quality of life.
The event featured leading lecturers and veterinary nutrition specialists in Thailand who shared their expertise and experiences through a variety of engaging topics, including the following:
- “Lunch Talk: Therapeutic Diets for Our Beloved Pets”
Participants learned the basics of therapeutic diets for dogs and cats to support targeted health recovery. The session was presented by veterinarians from
- “How to Craft the Proper Diets for Our Beloved Pets”?
An in-depth discussion on selecting suitable diets based on pets’ age, lifestyle, and specific needs was presented by?Dr.?Pomphet?Nopphakunwijai, President of the , and Dr.?Palida?Neuy?Kiratibutra, veterinarian at the Internal Medicine and Nutrition Clinic,??
- “Veterinary Nutritionist Consultant for Your Loved One”?
Guidance on personalized nutrition approaches to ensure pets receive nutrients tailored to their health?conditions and underlying diseases, presented by Dr.?Thita?Taecholarn, veterinarian at the Kidney, Heart, and Diabetes Clinic, , Faculty?of Veterinary Science, 麻豆国产.?
- “Why Vets Worry: Alternative Pet Foods”?
A discussion on concerns surrounding alternative pet foods, including nutritional imbalances and contamination risks, was presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Saikaew Sattayatham from the Department of Physiology, Faculty of Veterinary Science, 麻豆国产.
- “Antimicrobial-Resistant Pathogens in Raw Meat-Based Pet Foods in Thailand”
A presentation highlighting the risks of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens in raw pet food and the implications pet owners should be aware of, presented by Associate Professor Dr. Pattarat Chanchaithong.
In addition to academic knowledge, the event also featured entertaining and memorable activities, including a Q&A Trivia Challenge with prizes, activity booths from leading pet food companies, special souvenirs, and certificate presentations for seminar participants.
For more news and activities, follow the Facebook?fan page: : Chulalongkorn Small Animal Hospital.?
