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Infectious Agent	Species Affected	Hemolytic	Marrow Affected
*Bacteria*
Clostridium haemolyticum	Cattle, sheep	Yes	No
Clostridium perfringens A	Cattle, sheep	Yes	No
Haemobartonella spp	Cattle, cats	Yes or no	No
Leptospira interrogans	Cattle, pigs, sheep	Yes	No
Mycoplasma spp	Cats	Yes or no	Rarely
Rickettsias:
Anaplasma spp	Cattle, goats, sheep	Yes	No
Ehrlichia spp	Dogs	Yes	Yes
Mycoplasma spp	Cattle, goats, llamas, pigs, sheep^a	Yes (piglets only)	No
*Viruses*
Equine infectious anemia virus	Horses	Yes or no	Rarely
Feline immunodeficiency virus	Cats	No	Yes
Feline leukemia virus	Cats	Yes or no	Yes
*Protozoa*
Babesia spp	Cattle, cats, dogs, horses, sheep	Yes	No
Cytauxzoon spp	Cats	No	Yes
Sarcocystis cruzi	Cattle	Yes	No
Theileria spp^b	Cattle, goats, sheep	Yes or no	No
Trypanosoma spp	Cattle, horses, pigs	Yes	No
^a In adults, Anaplasma is clinically relevant only in splenectomized or critically ill animals.
^b Pathogenic species of Theileria are found in Africa, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Species found in North America are nonpathogenic.