TABLE 4:

The antibiotics mentioned and frequency with which they were mentioned for the top four indications where antibiotics are said to be prescribed in pigs

Therapeutic area	Percentage mentioned*	Percentage critically important antibiotics (CIAs) v percentage other antibiotics used for treatment	Frequency of use of the different classes of antibiotics (top 5)
Respiratory disease	31%	CIAs: 12% Non CIAs: 88%	Tetracyclines 47%, Penicillins 21%, Macrolides 10%, Potentiated sulphonamides 8%, Phenicol 5%
Diarrhoea including  Colibacillosis  Dysentery	31% (8%) (4%)	CIAs: 34% Non-CIAs: 66%	Polymyxin 30%, Macrolides 22%, (Fluoro)quinolones 12%, Potentiated sulphonamides 11%, Pleuromutilin 7%
Streptococcus suis infection including Arthritis Lameness Meningitis	17% (4%) (2%) (1%)	CIAs: 5% Non-CIAs: 95%	Penicillins 81%, Lincosamide 5%, Potentiated sulphonamides 4%, 3rd and 4th generation Cephalosporins 3%, Aminoglycosides 4%
Postpartum dysgalactia syndrome (PPDS)	12%	CIAs: 31% Non-CIAs: 69%	Penicillins 41%, (Fluoro)quinolones 21%, Potentiated sulphonamides 21%, 3rd and 4th generation Cephalosporins 7% Macrolides 3%
Others	9%	CIAs: 14% Non-CIAs: 86%	Penicillins 56%, Aminoglycosides 12% Tetracyclines 12%, Macrolides 7%, (Fluoro)quinolones 5%

*Percentages in brackets are part of the percentage mentioned of each therapeutic area.