It’s a big question to answer but there are some clues in how plants, animals, and humans have survived and developed through the millennia. They have done this by utilizing their natural defenses and adapting to challenges like a disease.

Precision Microbes is bringing their unique science around microbes with an exciting range of animal and plant products developed in their state-of-the-art production facility in Dublin.

They have identified key microbes (beneficial bacteria) that can work together to have many positive health benefits.

We want to bring that knowledge and training now into the veterinary market. These unique solutions across species also provide natural solutions to some of the great challenges like the reduction of antibiotics.

Some people talk about sustainability but at precision, we are doing sustainability.

These solutions are liquid live probiotics and all-important postbiotics. This is also just the beginning of an exciting range of biological solutions that will be brought to the veterinary market.

Seventy percent of immunity is gut-based, with billions of lymphocytes making up the G.A.L.T or gut-associated lymphoid tissue. These immune cells are in the gut wall, dense areas like payers patches, crypts, and mesenteric lymph nodes.

With a healthy microbiome, you can have good immune modulation regulation of immunity. With an unstable microbiome, you can get inflammation and immune dysregulation. These impacts on immunity can be acute but in many of our animals can also be chronic.
With our gut microbiome linked to our lungs, skin, brain, and other organ function. We need to do everything we can to achieve homeostasis in the gut microbiome.

Finally, we must remember the microbiome is affected by many factors like nutrition, stress, the environment, or other toxins. We are always trying to promote both diversity and stability in the microbiome. It is a complex interaction between pathogens and essential commensals in the gut.