Pet Culinary InstituteA nonprofit in formation by Shinto’s Pet Food
SIX WEEKS OF PRACTICAL LEARNING
Six courses run on a repeating weekly cycle. Families join the course currently running and continue until they have completed all six. Each course pairs a guided lesson with a household activity, a short knowledge check and a progress report. Lessons support family learning and conversations with your care team.
Build a shared household plan for your dog or cat.
Create a rest area, assign family responsibilities and collect adoption and care records.
A home routine and first-week observation record.
Who is responsible for feeding, rest, play and contacting your veterinarian?
Learn what your pet eats and how to discuss feeding choices.
Read your current food label. Record the formula, feeding instructions, amount served and all treats or supplements. Bring questions about meal balance and changes to your veterinarian.
A feeding record and a list of questions for a professional.
Which foods are meals, which are treats or toppers, and what questions remain?
Organize the people, records and appointments that support your pet.
Make a contact sheet for your veterinarian, emergency clinic, adoption organization and trusted caregiver. Organize the care instructions your veterinarian provides.
A care contact sheet and appointment calendar.
Where will each caregiver find the records and instructions?
Practice clear observation without guessing at a diagnosis.
Keep a dated record of appetite, bathroom habits, energy, sleep, skin and coat. Describe what you saw and when rather than assigning a cause. Share concerns with your veterinarian.
A weekly observation log and weekly reflection.
Can you describe a change with dates, context and specific observations?
Build a practical support network and household activity plan.
List activities your pet enjoys, family boundaries and local resources. Choose activities appropriate for your individual pet with help from your care team.
A family activity plan and two local support contacts.
What helps your pet feel comfortable, and who can help when you need support?
Turn six weeks of learning into a plan you can maintain.
Review the weekly records. Identify what worked, what still needs support and the next questions for your care team. Complete the final reflection and knowledge check.
A written care plan, final progress report and family graduation certificate.
Which three routines will you keep, and what is your next learning goal?
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