Isospora felis

I·sos·po·ra fe·'lis

a species found in the small intestine and sometimes the cecum and colon of cats, lions, and other felids; it is only slightly, if at all, pathogenic in cats and is not infective in dogs.
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Isospora species which causes clinical coccidiosis in cats are mainly Isospora felis and Isospora rivolta.
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