Nova Pharma
We were delighted to share highlights from the Hill’s VetCircle Series 2025, an impactful scientific seminar proudly presented by Nova Pharma, bringing together a vibrant community of veterinary professionals committed to advancing feline health and clinical excellence.
Held on July 12, 2025, at Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa, Dubai, the event welcomed strong participation from veterinary clinics across the region—reflecting a shared dedication to lifelong learning and evidence-based practice.
Elevating Feline Care Through Science
The seminar featured expert-led lectures and engaging, case-based discussions focused on some of the most challenging and relevant gastrointestinal conditions in feline medicine. Participants gained valuable clinical insights from distinguished speakers, including:
- Dr. Elise Robertson
Chronic Gastrointestinal Disease in Cats: The Diagnostic Roadblock and How Endoscopy Paves the Way - Dr. Joaquim Henriques
Feline Digestive Low-Grade Lymphoma: From Diagnosis to Therapy - Dr. Gaelle Joanny
Feeding the Gut, Fueling Recovery: GI Biome and ON Care Explained
These sessions provided a comprehensive exploration of diagnostic challenges, therapeutic decision-making, and the critical role of targeted nutrition in supporting feline gastrointestinal health.
Learning, Collaboration, and Clinical Impact
Beyond scientific content, the Hill’s VetCircle Series fostered meaningful peer-to-peer exchange, allowing attendees to share experiences, discuss real-world cases, and deepen professional connections.
Veterinary professionals left the seminar equipped with practical, evidence-based strategies they can confidently apply in clinical practice—reinforcing the importance of collaboration, innovation, and continuous education in improving patient outcomes.
Thank You for Being Part of the Journey
A heartfelt thank you to all speakers, attendees, and partners who contributed to the success of the Hill’s VetCircle Series 2025. Together, we are building a healthier future for our feline companions through shared knowledge, scientific advancement, and a collective commitment to excellence in veterinary care.
