probiotic is in fact compatible with antibiotics, for example, probioitcs help animals quickly back to health and recover from side effects caused by antibiotics, they can work along, not together, but taking turns, normally few days gap. So, using antibiotics sometimes would be a necessary solution but probiotic is truly a better way.  I have listed some key differences for probiotics and antibiotics, so we will have a clear understanding of the idea.

Disease outbreak is a major challenge in aquaculture, and it is well known that using antibiotics leads to drug bioaccumulation in fish and the development of antibiotic resistant bacterial strains. Antibiotic-resistant bacteria and their antimicrobial resistance genes can spread from aquatic to terrestrial animal husbandry to human environments, causing detrimental effects on human, animal, and aquatic ecosystem health.

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Providing probiotics to adult chickens after they have been treated with antibiotics also seems like a reasonable course of action. By "after" we mean giving your chickens probiotics for a week or two after they have taken the last dose of antibiotics. Why? Because antibiotics will also kill the good bacteria in the probiotic so provide the probiotics immediately after the last dose of antibiotics . 

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