Skip to main content
. 2023 Apr 3;10(4):271. doi: 10.3390/vetsci10040271

Table 1.

Selected data at inclusion in 41 dogs with CE treated with FMT.

Parameter Result (Range (Median) or Number)
Age (years) 0.6–13.0 (5.8)
Breeds a GSD 4, GR 3, MB 3, LR 2, RT 2, WH 2, STDPDL 2, ESS 2, MISC 21
Treated for CE (months) 1–110 (20)
Immunosuppressive treatment CS b 15, CS + mycophenolate 8, CS + cyclosporine 7, CS + chlorambucil 6, CS + azathioprine 2
Miscellaneous treatment c Probiotics c 18, olsalazine 13, cobalamin 11, prebiotics d 11, cisapride 3, sucralfate 3, metronidazole 2, mirtazapine 2
Diet e Hydrolysed protein 28, single protein 11, GI f 2
Main reasons for FMT Diarrhoea 32, lethargy 18, unable taper CS 13, abdominal pain 13, hyporexia 9, underweight 6, reduce use/need of antibiotics 3

a GSD: German Shepherd Dog; GR: Golden Retriever; MB: Mixed breed; LR: Labrador Retriever; RT: Rottweiler; WH: Whippet; STDPDL: Standard Poodle; ESS: English Springer Spaniel; MISC: Miscellaneous breeds represented by 1 individual/breed b CS: corticosteroids (budesonide, methylprednisolone or prednisolone); c multistrain high dose probiotic (SivomixxTM or VivomixxTM); d multi-fibre blend or psyllium; e 38 dogs were fed premium kibble diets from major pet food companies, 3 dogs were fed a home-cooked balanced diet (horse and potato or moose and rice); f GI: gastro-intestinal (easily digestible diet).