Probiotic sahabaktisubtil at dysbacteriosis in horses
2015
Neustroev, M. P. | Tarabukina, N. P. | Petrova, S. G. | Baishev, A. A.
Helminth infection and adverse influence of natural factors cause the development of dysbiosis in young horses in winter. Gut microflora of horses is greatly disturbed after anthelmintics. The use of probiotic from Bacillus subtilis bacterial strains after dehelminthization reduced the number of young horses sick with parascaridosis and raised the content of lactic acid bacteria. Herewith, lactose-negative Escherichia were not detected. The leukocyte content, total protein, and gamma-globulins increased in the blood. These animals showed the highest growth of the live mass.
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