Bacteria Wiki

Bacteroides is frequently described in the dog gut and is linked with nutrient breakdown and microbial fermentation.

Fusobacterium is common in the canine gut and can be part of a stable bacterial profile.

Ruminococcus includes gut bacteria that can appear in canine microbiome profiles and are considered in relation to microbial fermentation.

Clostridium includes anaerobic gut bacteria that can appear in canine microbiome profiles and are interpreted in the overall context.

Prevotella can appear in canine microbiome profiles and is often considered in relation to the processing of plant-based food components.

Eubacterium includes gut bacteria that can appear in canine microbial profiles as part of fermenting communities.

Lactobacillus includes lactic-acid-producing bacteria and is familiar to many dog owners from probiotic contexts.

Faecalibacterium is repeatedly described in canine gut studies and may be relevant in the context of short-chain fatty acids and microbial balance.

Roseburia is a fermenting gut bacterial genus that is considered in microbiome profiles in relation to short-chain fatty acids.

Megamonas can appear in canine microbiome profiles and is often considered in the context of microbial fermentation.

Escherichia-Shigella describes a closely related bacterial group that is interpreted in the Tailytics report in the context of the full microbiome profile.

Sutterella is a bacterial genus that can appear in canine gut profiles and may be part of the individual microbial signature.