Conference Day One
8:00 am Registration & Networking Refreshments
Defining an ‘Average Healthy Animal Gut Microbiome’ and Establishing Causality of Microbiome Interactions in Animals
8:55 am Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
9:00 am The Applications & Possible Limitation of the Canine Dysbiosis Index
Synopsis
- Exploring Canine DI use in clinical and research settings
- Illuminating constraints of using this tool for dysbiosis detection but presenting the latest data, offering insights into how diet nuances and living environments influence DI’s accuracy
- Proposing future enhancements for dysbiosis identification
9:30 am Potential Role of Blood Microbiome as a Diagnostic Tool for Gastrointestinal Disease & Food-specific Sensitivity
Synopsis
- Understanding why bacteria are found in the blood of both healthy and unhealthy animals and how it is getting there
- Discussing how the Blood Microbiome can be used as a diagnostic tool for GI diseases and food-specific sensitivities
10:00 am Speed Networking & Morning Coffee Break
Synopsis
Introduce yourself to experts across the animal microbiome ecosystem, including the brightest minds capturing the main challenges and changes in the animal health and nutrition space to establish meaningful business relationships.
Omics Approaches & Data Analytics to Understand the Animal Microbiome
11:00 am One Health Microbiome Resource Initiative: Gold Standard Database & Tools for Microbiome Research
Synopsis
- Uncovering the dynamic fusion of human and pet datasets within OHMR
- Highlighting how OHMR can be used to accelerate innovations for both species
- Learning how this new tool will lead to consistence outcomes of results and interpretations to enable accurate comparisons with other microbiome studies
11:30 am Technology Roundtable Discussions
Synopsis
Join tables to get stuck into the latest emerging technologies for sequencing the animal microbiome:
- Understanding why meta-omic analyses are important for microbiome therapeutic discovery
- Utilizing metagenomic techniques to study how microbial communities can create complex ecosystems
- Using metaproteomics techniques for interrogating the functions of specific organisms in microbial communities and how constructing a protein sequence database can impact the outcome of any metaproteomics study
12:00 pm Lunch Break & Networking
Leveraging Supplements to Replace Anti-Biotics
1:00 pm Promoting Gut Health with Prebiotics
Synopsis
- Improving the balance of gut microflora, resulting in better gut health and fewer digestive disorders
- Enhancing animal immune systems, health and therefore profitability
- Reducing the need for antibiotics
1:30 pm Post-Antibiotic Microbiome Recovery
Synopsis
- Discovering how animal milk oligosaccharides impacts the fecal characteristics, microbiota, and bile acids of adult dogs treated with antibiotics
- Support long term wellness and health by monitoring the microbiota to suggest the right diet, lifestyle and dietary supplements
2:00 pm Afternoon Coffee Break & Networking
3:00 pm How Feed Formulation and Additives Can Be Used to Maintain an Enteric Gut Ecosystem Symbiosis in Poultry & Swine
Synopsis
- Highlighting the three critical elements of maintaining a symbiotic gut ecosystem
- Showcasing examples of how feed formulations, feed applications, and feed additives can modulate each element of the enteric ecosystem
- Discovering practical applications and synergistic strategies using poultry and swine models
3:30 pm Microbiome Therapies for the Prevention of Respiratory Infections in Livestock
Synopsis
- Highlighting the severity of respiratory infectious diseases, which leads to substantial economic repercussions within the global cattle and swine sectors
- Discovering how Resilient Biotics combines metagenomic sequencing technologies and a suite of functional assays to develop novel microbiomebased therapeutics
- Analyzing the mode of action by which these innovative therapeutics act to combat respiratory pathogens