Companion animal veterinarians are increasingly confronted with patients suffering from antimicrobial resistant (AMR) infections. AMR is a problem across health sectors,
though the focus has largely been on human and agricultural animals. Cats and dogs share our environments, and sometimes our ice cream cones,
and we prescribe the same antibiotic drug classes as those used in human health. Recently, more attention is being payed to this oft ignored population in regards to AMR.
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