Per: http://www.vetinfo.com/cat-toxoplasmosis-clindamycin.html/
I was of the impression, that toxoplasmosis is a parasitic bacteria.
http://textbookofbacteriology.net/NHPR.html
3. Parasitism. In biology, the term parasite refers to an organism that grows, feeds and is sheltered on or in a different organism while contributing nothing to the survival of its host. In microbiology, the mode of existence of a parasite implies that the parasite is capable of causing damage to the host. This type of a symbiotic association draws our attention because a parasite may become pathogenic if the damage to the host results in disease. Some parasitic bacteria live as normal flora of humans while waiting for an opportunity to cause disease. Other nonindigenous parasites generally always cause disease if they associate with a nonimmune host
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The information I've read on this, may be incorrect. But, by all means grapple at straws given you were unaware of various treatment options.
I've viewed the CDC website info on this. And, I don't ignore the CDC. I reference their statistics on vaccine compliance etc., often.