“…1,19,22 Cutaneous manifestations of the disease have been reported in human beings 1,3-5,17 and rarely reported in cats, 2,16,19 and only 1 report describes cutaneous infection in a dog with systemic toxoplasmosis. 22 In the reported cases of cutaneous toxoplasmosis in human patients, the lesions present as erythema multiforme–like eruptions or as a nodular, 3,4,17 maculopapular, papulopustular, lichenoid, or vegetative dermatitis. 17 These patients can have systemic signs, including asthenia, fever, joint pain, and lymphadenopathies.…”