DIY Fecal Egg Counting for Equine

What is it?

• Learn how to perform fecal egg counts on horses — from sample collection to interpreting results — in a live Zoom class with expert instruction by Dr. Carly Farmer. Core fecal egg counting principles are reviewed, with instruction tailored specifically to horses.

When is it?

• Saturday, March 14, 2026 11:00 AM EST (90–120 min)

• Saturday, March 21, 2026 11:00 AM EST (90–120 min)

Who is this for?

• Horse owners, riders, and equine enthusiasts

• Veterinary professionals and technicians

• Anyone managing horse herd health or interested in learning a new skill

• With or without microscope experience

What will you learn?

• Equipment and materials needed for equine fecal egg counting

• Collecting and preparing equine fecal samples

• Using a microscope and McMaster slide

• Step-by-step Modified McMaster technique for horses

• Identifying common equine parasites

• Interpreting results for parasite management decisions in horses

What’s included?

• Live Zoom sessions (replays available)

  • Saturday, March 14, 2026 11:00 AM EST (90–120 min)

  • Saturday, March 21, 2026 11:00 AM EST (90–120 min)

• Live Q&A segments

• Materials checklist

• Step-by-step procedure guide

• Fecal Egg Count tracking sheet

• Parasite Quick ID Guide (equine-focused)

• Access to course community

• Access to session replays

Why it’s valuable?

• Save money on veterinary parasite testing

• Monitor parasite loads in your horses on your own

• Detect resistance and make informed deworming decisions

• Build confidence in managing internal parasites in horses

Payment Info?

• Course Fee: $200 per household (includes you + one partner)

• Want access for more than two participants? Contact us for group rates

• Preregistration & payment required to secure your spot

• Already completed the Ruminant course? Alumni receive a discounted enrollment rate.