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Enterococci possess a high propensity to spread their resistance genes between intra‐ and inter‐species via mobile genetic elements. Potential reservoirs for acquiring antibiotic resistance genes by commensal and environmental bacteria, including enterococci, have raised significant public health concerns over recent decades. This concern is further complicated by the rampant use of tetracyclines...