Table 3.
Sr | Probiotic | Animal | Inclusion level | Duration | Gut health and microbiota | Reference |
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1 | L. plantarum strain IMAU10120 | Broiler | 2×106 cfu/mL | 42 days | Accelerated maturation of intestinal microbiota, and stimulated the growth of many intestinal Lactobacillus spp. | [25] |
2 | L. agilis JCM 1048 and L. salivarius subsp. salicinius JCM 1230 | Broiler | 107 cfu per gram of feed | 40 days | Increase the population of beneficial microflora and maintain the natural balance of microbes in gut | [27] |
3 | S. boulardii and B. subtilis B10 | Broiler | 1×108 cfu/kg of feed | 72 days | Significant improvement in intestinal villus height, width, and number of goblet cells | [34] |
4 | B. subtilis C-3102 | Broiler | 0.1% of diet | 42 days | Decreased crypt depth and increased villus height with significant reduction in E. coli, coliform, and Salmonella populations of ceca | [35] |
5 | B. subtilis PB6 (ATCC-PTA 6737) | Broiler | 5×1011 cfu/kg feed | 35 days | Significant reduction in intestinal C. perfringens counts, improved villi length and villi length to crypt depth ratio | [36] |
6 | L. johnsonii, (No.709) L. crispatus (No.697) L. salivarius (No.461) and unidentified Lactobacillus spp. | Broiler | 6 weeks | All probiotics tended to reduce the number of Entero-bacteria in the ileum | [37] | |
7 | L. reuteri (DSM 16350), E. faecium (DSM 16211), B. animals (DSM 16284), P. acidilactici (DSM 16210) and L. salivarius (DSM 16351) | Broiler | 108 cfu/kg diet | 42 days | Significant improvement in total tract apparent digestibility of crude protein, fats and ileal digestibility of dry matter | [38] |
8 | Blend of 3 Bacillus substilis strains | Broiler | 7.5×104 cfu/g | 21 days | Both reduced the apparent ileal digestibility of dry matter and crude protein | [58] |
P. acidipropionici (PA) | ||||||
9 | Lactobacillus spp. | Broiler | 1 g/kg feed | 35 days | Increased the birds’ resistance to Eimeria acervuline | [61] |
B. subtilis | Broiler | 250, or 500 g/ton | 21 days | Higher dose improves the defense response in the ileum | [70] | |
10 | L. acidophilus, L. fermentum L. plantarum and E. faecium | Broiler | 0.2 mL/chick, 109 cfu/mL | 1–3 days of chick’s life | Salmonella counts recovered from the cecal tonsils, spleens were significantly reduced | [71] |
11 | Lactobacillus based probiotic culture (FM-B11) | Broiler | 104, 106, and 108 cfu/chick | 1 h after administration | Higher dose significantly reduced Salmonella Enteritidis population | [72] |
12 | A. oryzae, B. bifidum, L. casei, L. acidophilus, Torulopsis spp. and S. faecium | Broiler | 100 mg/kg diet | 35 days | Decrease the population of Campylobacter and Coliform in the gut | [73] |
13 | L. salivarius | Broiler | 108 cfu 100 μL of phosphate-buffered saline | 14 days | Lower the number of C. perfringens and S. enteritidis in the gut | [74] |
cfu, colony forming unit.