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Access on-demand webinar recordings, speaker presentations, and your certificate of participation. This area is reserved for registered veterinary professionals.

The Hills ActivBiome platform brings together cutting-edge microbiome science with practical, real-world veterinary applications. For veterinary professionals managing chronic gastrointestinal issues in dogs and cats, this resource center offers a deep dive into the role of the gut microbiome in animal health. From groundbreaking research on dysbiosis to systematic approaches for diagnosing gut disturbances, the content is designed to translate complex science into actionable clinical insights that can improve patient outcomes in everyday practice.

Registered veterinary professionals gain access to a comprehensive library of on-demand webinar recordings and speaker presentations delivered by leading experts in the field. These sessions explore the connections between gut health and overall wellness, drawing on perspectives from academic institutions and clinical practice alike. The educational offerings are structured to help practitioners stay current with evolving microbiome science, covering everything from defining dysbiosis to understanding how microbial populations shift in response to diet, disease, and therapeutic intervention.

Beyond the recorded content, the platform supports ongoing professional development through structured learning opportunities. Participants can engage with materials that examine the future of gastrointestinal medicine and the growing role of nutritional science in veterinary care. The curriculum reflects contributions from researchers and clinicians across the globe, offering a well-rounded view of how microbiome research is reshaping the way chronic gut conditions are understood and managed in companion animals.

For those committed to advancing their knowledge in this rapidly evolving area, the login area serves as a gateway to a curated body of evidence-based education. The content emphasizes practical takeaways that veterinary teams can apply immediately, bridging the gap between laboratory research and the exam room. This space is intentionally reserved for credentialed professionals, ensuring that the material is shared within a community of peers who can discuss, question, and build upon the science together.