Fecal Parasite Test Kit for Dogs and Cats, At-Home Stool Collection and Laboratory Microscopy Screening
This fecal parasite test kit makes routine screening easier by letting you collect your dog’s or cat’s stool sample at home. The Kedi Labs Basic Fecal Parasite Screen includes collection supplies and a laboratory fecal ova and parasite exam, giving you results to discuss with your veterinarian.
Laboratory microscopy examines the sample for roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, tapeworm segments, and other parasite eggs and organisms. Collect a grape-sized fecal sample using the kit supplies. Samples are processed by Antech Diagnostics, with results typically available within 1–2 business days after the laboratory receives the sample.
Features
- Collection supplies for taking a fecal sample at home
- Suitable for dogs and cats of all ages, including puppies and kittens
- Fecal ova and parasite examination using laboratory microscopy
- Routine screening results to share with your veterinarian
- Typical laboratory turnaround of 1–2 business days after sample receipt
Specifications
- Test: Basic fecal ova and parasite (O&P) screen
- Method: Laboratory microscopy
- Suitable animals: Dogs and cats of all ages
- Sample: Grape-sized fecal sample
- Collection: At home using included supplies
- Screening targets: Roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, tapeworm segments, and other parasite eggs and organisms
- Sample processing: Antech Diagnostics
- Typical results: 1–2 business days after the laboratory receives the sample
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this fecal parasite test for a puppy or kitten?
Yes. The basic fecal parasite screen is suitable for dogs and cats of all ages, including puppies and kittens, and includes supplies for collecting their stool sample at home.
How much stool should I collect for the test?
Collect a grape-sized fecal sample for the basic parasite screen using the supplies included in the collection kit.
What does the laboratory look for in the sample?
The basic fecal screen uses microscopy to examine the sample for roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, tapeworm segments, and other parasite eggs and organisms.
Is this basic fecal screen a PCR or Giardia ELISA test?
No. This basic fecal screen uses microscopy; PCR and Giardia ELISA are separate testing methods. If your pet has diarrhea, loose stool, blood or mucus in stool, discuss the appropriate test with your veterinarian.
When can I expect my pet’s results?
Results for the basic fecal screen are typically available within 1–2 business days after the laboratory receives the sample. Share the results with your veterinarian to guide next steps.