Probiotic yeast0 foundNot killed by antibioticsIn 1 product

Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-3799 for dogs

Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-3799 is a coded strain of probiotic yeast, not a bacterium, which matters because yeast naturally tolerates antibiotics that would wipe out bacterial probiotics -- our fact-pack does flag it as antibiotic resistant. It's used in one product here, AnimalBiome's S. boulardii + FOS Powder, at a disclosed 6.6 billion CFU per unit. No published studies turned up for this specific coded strain, and no dose beyond that label figure has been established.

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.

Products on the shelf that contain it

ProductCFU / doseStrain-namedOther strains
AnimalBiome S. boulardii + FOS PowderPowder · Shelf, fridge after opening6.6 billionNamed strain0See on Amazon

Study dose for your dog

We don't have a confirmed CFU-per-kg dose number for Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-3799 from the canine trials yet -- so this calculator is intentionally disabled rather than guessing.

Common questions

Why does it matter that this strain is antibiotic resistant?

Being a yeast, it isn't affected by antibiotics the way bacterial probiotic strains can be, which is noted as a trait of this organism in our fact-pack.

How much is in a dose of the AnimalBiome product?

It lists 6.6 billion CFU per unit for this strain.

Have there been dog studies on this exact strain, CNCM I-3799?

None turned up in our research. No studies are on record for this specific strain code.