Fecal Egg Count Reduction Test

FECRT — Fecal Egg Count Reduction Test

Fecal Egg Count Reduction Testing (FECRT) evaluates dewormer efficacy using paired pre- and post-treatment quantitative fecal egg counts.
This test is used to assess treatment effectiveness and detect potential anthelmintic resistance.

What’s included

• One pre-treatment quantitative fecal egg count

• One post-treatment quantitative fecal egg count

• Percent egg count reduction calculation and interpretation

Pricing (per animal)

Select the option that matches the fecal egg count method required:

• $35 — Modified McMaster FEC
  (sheep, goats, horses, cattle)

• $60 — High-Sensitivity FEC
  (camelids and other low egg-shedding species)

Ordering instructions

• Purchase one FECRT per animal tested

• Submit paired pre- and post-treatment samples from the same animal

• Mixed species and multiple test types may be included on the same form

• Submit ONE Sample Submission Form per shipment and include your order number with your samples

Important notes

• Timing of post-treatment sampling is critical for accurate interpretation

• FECRT results should be interpreted in the context of species, drug used, and management practices