
Worm Egg Count Kit Combined
Lungworm & Intestinal worms
£27.25
Faecal Egg Count Lungworm Kits
A kit to collect your pet's poop to send to the lab..
This is for lungworm which uses 3 consecutive days samples and a special technique to test the stool you should also consider also testing for gut / intestinal worms
And then you will get results back and our Veterinary Surgeon will recommend treatment or not depending on the results.
If you order you will receive a package with the equipment needed to collect a small faeces sample. You send it off the in envelope provided and our Vet gets the results back by email and we will forward it to you with professional recommendations.
In many cases you will find no worms and will not need to do any thing.
Postage and Lab testing included
The procedure is:
Buy a kit, collect a stool sample or samples, send it to the approved lab in the enclosed envelope and we get the results a few days later. Our vet will report back with a recommendation.
Read more about natural parasite control on these pages and why for environmental reasons as well as your pet's health you should not over worm
Why worm a dog with no worms Test first
Test your pets faeces for the presence of worm eggs before spending out on or giving drugs to kill worms.
You can read more about my recommended parasite control on these pages
Faecal Egg Count
Faecal Egg Count (FEC) is a method of determining how many internal parasite eggs are present in a particular dung sample. It may also be possible to determine the different types of worms or other parasites present.
If eggs are found in a faecal sample it shows that worms are present in the animal.and you should get a wormer for your pet.
FACLAB is where we send our stool samples
"We always test our sample twice to ensure a professional accurate result
This is the lab we use and you can read a lot more about intestinal and lungworms found in the UK on their pages"
Worm Count Kits
Dogs and Cats
A kit to collect your pet's poop to send to the lab..
And then you will get results back and our Veterinary Surgeon will recommend treatment or not depending on the results
