is a genus of parasitic protozoa that parasitize/colonize humans and animals gastrointestinal tract. The current study performed a molecular survey of in farm cattle (), goats (), and pigs () raised in different cities in Zhejiang Province of China to better understand the epidemiology of in the animals of this region. A total of 859 fresh fecal samples were collected from 265 cattle, 386 goats, and 208 pigs. All these samples were screened for the detection of by amplifying the small subunit ribosomal RNA () gene PCR and Sanger sequencing. Of the 859 samples tested, 12.1 % (104) were positive for , with cattle showing a prevalence of 19.6 % (52/265), goats with 11.4 % (44/386), and pigs with 3.8 % (8/208). Eight different subtypes of were found: ST10 ( = 51), ST5 ( = 11), ST12 ( = 9), ST14 ( = 8), ST21 ( = 8), ST23 ( = 7), ST26 ( = 6), and ST4 ( = 4). Cattle carried seven (ST5, ST10, ST12, ST14, ST21, ST23, and ST26), whereas goats harbored eight (ST4, ST5, ST10, ST12, ST14, ST21, ST23, and ST26) subtypes. All pig-derived isolates belonged only to ST5. These results are significant as they indicate that cattle, goats, and pigs in Zhejiang Province, China, harbor various subtypes of , which enhances our understanding of the distribution of among these hosts in China.