I have two cats, who are indoor only...I have been told that it's cats who go outside that pose the biggest problem, because the toxoplasmosis is actually found initially in soil. I have also worn rubber gloves when changing the litter and scrupulously washing my hands after handling anything related to cat poo!! My cats are incredibly affectionate, and are always after cuddles, which I give them anyway because I can't bear the thought of them not having their cuddles!!! (They are so soft...)

I have banned them from the bed unless they are at the end of it...that was hard to do! Also, don't forget that cats are meticulously clean animals, and spend much of their day grooming themselves and each other. The chances of them having any poo on their fur is actually not as high as you would think. They even clean between their toes...well, mine do anyway.

Hand washing is the best defence against catching any bug...from salmonella to the common cold, as long as you wash your hands (and moisturise in winter!), you should be safe!

Hope this helps,

Julesy