How does a dog get chryseomonas luteola?

Dogs can contract Chryseomonas luteola, a type of bacteria, through exposure to contaminated environments, surfaces, or other infected animals. This bacterium is commonly found in water and soil, as well as in veterinary clinics and kennels. Infections can occur when a dog’s skin or mucous membranes come into contact with contaminated materials. While it is not a common pathogen in dogs, it can cause opportunistic infections, particularly in those with weakened immune systems.