The vaginal microbiota of healthy female cats.

The vaginal microbiota of the queen (i.e., female cat) has never been described using culture independent methods.

Enteritidis Fatal Septicemia with Meningoencephalitis in a Tiger () Cub.

A 15-day-old, female, captive cub was hospitalized after developing severe hyperthermia, depression, and lack of appetite. The clinical condition rapidly worsened, and the tiger cub died in 72 h after the onset of neurological symptoms, septic shock, and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. The postmortem main gross findings consisted of a severe and diffuse bilateral fibrino-suppurative meningoencephalitis and ventriculitis, mild fibrinous and sero-hemorrhagic polyserositis and cystitis, severe pulmonary edema, and hemorrhages.

Anthroponotic-Based Transfer of to Dog: A Case Study.

Although usually harmless, spp. can cause nosocomial and community-onset skin and soft tissue infections in both humans and animals; thus, it is considered a significant burden for healthcare systems worldwide. Companion animals have been identified as potential reservoirs of pathogenic with specific reference to Methicillin Resistant (MRSA).