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The protozoan parasite Toxoplasma (T) gondii 1s prevalent worldwide and 1s found in a w1de range of warm-blooded hosts mcluding humans. Raw and undercooked pork con taming tissue cysts is an 1mportant cause of the T. gondii- Infection 1n humans. The aim of our study was to 1nvest1gate the occurence of T. gondii-antibodies 1n German swine herds. Alltogether 4999 p1gs including 38 sows were tested. 119 different farms of eight German Federal states were Involved. An Enzyme-Linked­ lmmunosorbent Assay was used. In 4.1 % of the pigs including sows T. gondii-antibodies were detected. 3.9 % of the finishing pigs were seropos1t1ve. About 60 % of all Investigated farms were seropositve In th1s study in e1ght German states different T. gondit-seroprevalences between the states and between the farms were observed. Sows always showed higher prevalence rates than finishmg p1gs. These results show that Germany wide relative h1gh T. gondii -seroprevalence rates 1n finishing herds exist.

Seroprevalence of Toxoplasma gondii in German swine herds