Why Animal MICROBIOME
Needs a Bridge Builder
The scientist... discovers.
The company... wants to turn it into a product.
The regulatory body... needs proof.
The veterinarian... needs to know.
And the pet owner?
They just want their dog to stop scratching!
​​And somebody needs to translate between all of these worlds!
MICRO
Who I Work With
COMPANIES
&
BRANDS
You are in the microbiome or biotics business and need someone who knows the regulations, science and market.
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From strain selection to shelf,
I’ve done it.
VETERINARIANS
&
CLINICS
You are busy enough in your clinic! I bring the latest science to your practice as your outsourced expert partner.
I provide trainings for your team and clients.
ATTORNEYS
&
LEGAL TEAMS
You need an expert witness who can explain the science of animal infection, regulation or safety to a jury.
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I bring my credentials and courtroom clarity.
EVENT HOSTS
&
ORGANIZERS
You need an expert who brings her expertise, global perspective, and energy to the stage for your event.
I have the science, the stories, and the standing ovations.
How I Help

1
Microbiome & Biotics Consulting
From strain selection to regulatory strategy, from formulation to market launch. I partner with companies building microbiome-based animal health products who want to do it right (not just do it fast.)
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2
Scientific Writing & Research
Regulatory dossiers, clinical study protocols, white papers, manuscripts. Science-driven documents that move animal biotics products into markets, across FDA-CVM, EU, AAFCO, and international systems.
3
Expert Witness Services
Litigation support and expert testimony in animal health, infections, vaccines, microbiome, probiotics, manufacturing quality, regulatory, AMR, and product and label claims cases.
4
Education, Training
& Speaking
Microbiology, biotics and microbiome courses for clinics, universities, and conferences. Public & academic speaking. Webinars for pet owners. Only the knowledge changes outcomes
The animal microbiome is not a marketing trend or a label decoration.
It is a scientific responsibility.
And right now, we are commercializing complexity faster than we are understanding it.
Responsible biotics means
- mechanism before marketing,
- data before claims,
- and precision before speed!

Learn the Animal Microbiome from a
DVM & Microbiology Ph.D.
Education on the animal microbiome and responsible use of biotics is now taught by a veterinarian and microbiologist who has worked across research, industry, and global regulation.
Built on The Responsible Biotics Framework™, developed by Dr. Nihan to bring clarity to probiotics, microbiome science, and product responsibility in animal health.
Programs are designed for veterinarians, veterinary nurses & technicians, universities, industry professionals, and informed animal owners.
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Available as in-person trainings, workshops, conference talks, and structured online learning.
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I teach animal microbiome & biotics from what I've built in decades


The
Responsible Biotics Framework
TM
"Because microbiomes deserve better products."
This framework was created by Dr. Nihan Marun because this field needs an anchor and a bridge to connect all doors to each other safely.
This framework is a "from microbiome to market" methodology that the entire chain can use:
- the scientist selecting strains,
- the manufacturer filling bottles,
- the veterinarian recommending a product,
- the consumer choosing between the labels,
- the attorney evaluating a product liability case.
This is that methodology.
SIGMA IN NUMBERS

15+
YEARS
global experience
20+
COMPANIES
consulted worldwide
150+
PROJECTS
completed
1000+
DOCUMENTS
written
15+
PRODUCTS
launched
5
CONTINENTS
countless species...

Let’s Build Something Together
I collaborate with universities, biotech startups, veterinary associations, diagnostic companies, investors, and policy groups working on microbiome science, animal biotics innovation, and antimicrobial resistance.
If you’re building something meaningful in animal health and need a scientific partner who brings both depth and regulatory fluency...
I’d love to hear about it!











