AffectedAnimals:
All mammals, including cats and humans. For felines, the mean age of infection is four years, but can range from two weeks to 16 years. In recent studies, males have been affected more frequently than females.

Overview:
The parasitic coccidial organism Toxoplasma gondii that is found in contaminated water, soil, and other substances, causes toxoplasmosis, which most often affects unborn kittens and cats with compromised immune systems. Although it is uncommon for infection to lead to serious clinical disease, toxoplasmosis can result in damage to the eye. In addition, it can cause gastrointestinal, respiratory, and neurological disorders that may be fatal.

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Humans with weak immune systems and unborn fetuses are also at risk for infection. However, precautionary measures can be taken to ensure the health of felines as well as humans.