“…Cases of MCC has been described in other mammals, including cat, dog and steer [ 273 , 274 , 275 , 276 , 277 , 278 ]. It is not known whether a polyomavirus might be involved in these MCC, but bovine and canine polyomaviruses have been described [ 279 , 280 ], while LiPyV, originally isolated from human skin [ 281 ], was detected in feces of cats [ 282 ]. However, the sT and LT of bovine PyV, dog PyV and LiPyV share <50% homology with the corresponding proteins of MCPyV.…”