UK Pet Food: helping vet teams put nutrition at the heart of everyday practice conversations at London Vet Show
UK Pet Food: helping vet teams put nutrition at the heart of everyday practice conversations at London Vet Show
Panel session will explore how veterinary professionals can build confidence and make nutritional conversations part of routine pet care
LONDON: 11th November 2026 UK Pet Food is bringing together veterinary and nutrition experts at this year's London Vet Show, to explore and demonstrate how practices can make conversations about pet nutrition a more consistent and effective part of everyday care.
Taking place on Friday 20 November, between 11:00–11:50 am, in Exhibitor Showcase Theatre 1, Making Nutritional Conversations Part of Your Practice Culture will tackle the challenges of discussing diet during busy consultations and explore practical ways to engage the whole veterinary team.
Through real-life scenarios, audience polls and expert discussion, the session will share ideas for building confidence in nutritional advice and helping veterinary professionals have clear, constructive conversations with pet owners.
The panel features:
- Helen Trory, Practice Owner and Veterinary Surgeon, York Vets4Pets
- Fi Marjoram, Nurse Programme Coordinator, Hill's Pet Nutrition and member of UK Pet Food's Veterinary and Nutrition Committee
- Chair: Dr Sian Wall, Head of Feed Regulatory and Pet, Natural Vetcare and Chair of UK Pet Food's Veterinary and Nutrition Committee
The session forms part of UK Pet Food's wider commitment to supporting veterinary professionals with accessible, evidence-based information about pet food and nutrition, helping them translate complex topics into clear, practical advice for pet owners.
Sara Hormozi, Head of Science and Education for UK Pet Food said: "Good nutrition is fundamental to pet health, yet nutritional conversations can often be overlooked in busy veterinary practices. This interactive session will share practical tips and actionable ideas that veterinary teams can take back and implement. Ultimately, it should help them feel more confident in supporting pet owners with evidence-based nutritional advice."
Delegates can also visit UK Pet Food at stand E10, where the team will be conducting its annual survey of veterinary professionals and sharing its latest pet nutrition resources.