ArticleOpen veterinary journal2025
Prevalence of
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Abstract
Background: Aim: This single-center retrospective study was designed to investigate the prevalence of Methods: Swab samples of ear, nasal, conjunctival, throat discharges, wound, abscess, and fistula discharges, and skin lesion fluid were collected from dogs with clinical inflammation using sterile cotton applicators, immediately transferred to Stuart transport medium, and inoculated on different culture media within 24 hours. The presence of microorganisms was reported based on isolation in pure culture or as the predominant isolate in a mixed culture. The yeasts were identified by the specific growth morphology of colonies and cell morphology. Data analysis included the year of isolation, sampling site, and microbial pathogen genus. The differences in the prevalence of yeasts according to the sampling site were assessed using the chi-square test and test of independent proportions. Results: During 2019-2023, the microbiological examination of 896 swab samples from dogs with clinical signs of inflammation referred to the University Veterinary Hospital, Stara Zagora, resulted in 201 unique Conclusion: The relatively constant presence of
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