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. 2022 Nov 9;18:395. doi: 10.1186/s12917-022-03482-3

Table 1.

Signalment information for dogs affected with deep pyoderma from which Streptococcus canis was isolated

Strain name Breed Sexa Age (year) Diagnostic nameb History of antibiotic administrationb Sequence typing Clonal complex
P1 Pomeranian F 0 Cellulitis No administration 9 9
P2 Border collie F 1 Panniculitis No administration 46 2
P3 Poodle (toy) FS 1 Abscess Orbifloxacin 14 13
P4 Miniature schnauzer FS 3 Bite wound No administration 2 2
P5 Cardigan welsh corgi FS 4 No administration 14 13
P6c Shiba inu FS 7 Bite wound 3 9
P7 Cocker spaniel MC 8 Abscess Cephalexin, enrofloxacin 27 13
P8 Shih tzu M 8 Enrofloxacin 21 21
P9 Boston terrier M 9 2 2
P10 Chihuahua MC 9 Abscess Orbifloxacin 9 9
P11c Miniature schnauzer F 9 Surgical site infection 9 9
P12 Beagle F 9 Abscess Orbifloxacin 3 9
P13 Labrador retriever M 10 Abscess 46 2
P14 Chihuahua M 10 Abscess 14 13
P15c Yorkshire terrier FS 11 Furunculosis 2 2
P16 Poodle (toy) MC 11 Abscess 2 2
P17c Labrador retriever F 12 Enrofloxacin 19 5
P18 Golden retriever M 12 Abscess Cephalexin, orbifloxacin 14 13
P19 Border collie FS 12 Cellulitis 14 13
P20 Miniature schnauzer M 12 Cellulitis 56 33
P21c French bulldog M 13 3 9
P22c Poodle (toy) M 14 Abscess Minocycline, fosfomycin 2 2
P23 Shiba inu M 14 Abscess Cephalexin 46 2
P24 Pomeranian MC 15 Orbifloxacin 13 13
P25 Labrador retriever M 15 Necrotizing fasciitis No administration 41 55
P26 Chihuahua MC 16 9 9
P27 Poodle (toy) MC 16 Tylosin 48 9

aMC male castrated, FS female spayed. bThe “-” symbol indicates no data

c Bacteria other than S. canis were also collected from specimens. P6, P15, P21 samples were also detected Escherichia coli. P11 and P17 samples were also detected Corynebacterium spp. and P22 sample also detected Proteus mirabilis