Table 1 Signalment information for dogs affected with deep pyoderma from which Streptococcus canis was isolated

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

P6^c

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

P11^c

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

P15^c

Yorkshire terrier

FS

11

Furunculosis

–

2

2

P16

Poodle (toy)

MC

11

Abscess

–

2

2

P17^c

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

P21^c

French bulldog

M

13

–

–

3

9

P22^c

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