A new case report is out from NCSU Veterinary Hospital and the IPRL detailing an unusual cause of bacterial endocarditis in a dog:

Pasteurella canis infective endocarditis in a dog

“In the present study, P. canis was isolated from the blood and heart valve of an adult dog for the first time. The results highlight an additional species of Pasteurella that should be considered when evaluating for causes of bacteremia and infective endocarditis in dogs. The identification of P. canis in this infection also highlights an intersection of risk in companion animal and human health.”

Abstract can be found linked here, full text (behind a paywall) linked here.