ReviewVeterinary sciences2025
The Emerging Role of Dietary Bacteriophage in Monogastric Animals in the Post-Antibiotic Era-A Review.
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- Isolation and identification of a chicken-derived Salmonella phage VB-SalS-XND03, Its biological characteristics and application effect against Salmonella infection in chicks.Poultry science · 2026Article
- Efficacy of a novel bacteriophage in controlling Escherichia coli associated with swine farm environments and its potential for biofilm disruption.Scientific reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Bacteriophages, or phages, are viruses that infect and kill specific bacteria, offering a promising alternative to antibiotics in livestock production. With growing concerns over antibiotic resistance, phages have gained renewed interest due to their ability to target harmful pathogens without disturbing beneficial gut microbiota. This review explores the application of dietary phage supplementation in monogastric animals, particularly pigs and poultry. In pigs, phage use has demonstrated beneficial effects such as improved growth performance, enhanced gut health, and reduced infections from
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