Probiotic bacterium0 foundIn 1 product

Bifidobacterium lactis/longum (ambiguous on source page) for dogs

This entry covers an ingredient listed on a label simply as "B. lactis/longum" — the manufacturer's product page didn't specify whether it's Bifidobacterium lactis, Bifidobacterium longum, or something else, so we kept the ambiguous wording as printed rather than guessing. It appears in one product, Wholistic Pet Organics WholeBiotics, at a listed 1.2 billion CFU per unit. No dog study exists for this ambiguous listing, and we'd recommend checking the physical label before relying on this entry.

At a glanceStudied dose (dogs)Not confirmed yetStrain-numbered on labels1 of 1

Canine studies we could find

PubMed and PMC, dogs only. Other species are listed separately below and don't count toward the badge.

No canine study found for this strain in this research pass.
Caution: Source product page listed this ambiguously as 'B. lactis/longum' without specifying which single species -- kept as printed rather than guessing one; verify against the physical label before publishing.

Products on the shelf that contain it

ProductCFU / doseStrain-namedOther strains
Wholistic Pet Organics WholeBioticsPowder · Shelf-stable1.2 billionNamed strain8See on Amazon

Study dose for your dog

We don't have a confirmed CFU-per-kg dose number for Bifidobacterium lactis/longum (ambiguous on source page) from the canine trials yet -- so this calculator is intentionally disabled rather than guessing.

Common questions

Why does this entry say "lactis/longum" instead of naming one species?

Because that's exactly how the source product page listed the ingredient, without specifying which single species it is. We kept it as printed rather than guess, but you should verify against the physical label before relying on it.

Has this ingredient been studied in dogs?

No study was found, which isn't surprising given the label itself doesn't clearly identify a single organism.

What product contains it, and at what dose?

Wholistic Pet Organics WholeBiotics lists it at 1.2 billion CFU per unit — the combined count, since the label doesn't separate the two possible species.