FEC-MCM — Quantitative Fecal Egg Count (Modified McMaster)

Routine quantitative fecal egg count using the Modified McMaster method.
Used to assess parasite egg shedding, guide strategic deworming decisions, and monitor parasite control programs.

Recommended for: sheep, goats, horses, cattle
Not recommended for: camelids, avian species, swine

Volume pricing (per sample)

Pricing is based on the total number of FEC-MCM samples submitted in this shipment:

• 1–4 samples: $20 per sample

• 5–9 samples: $18 per sample

• 10+ samples: $15 per sample

Ordering instructions

• Purchase one unit per sample submitted

• Select the correct pricing tier and quantity based on the number of FEC-MCM samples listed on your submission form

• 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

Orders submitted under an incorrect pricing tier may be adjusted prior to testing.

FEC-HS — Quantitative Fecal Egg Count (High Sensitivity)

High-sensitivity quantitative fecal egg count for species or situations where low egg shedding is expected.
The laboratory selects the most appropriate high-sensitivity method (Modified Wisconsin or Modified Stoll) based on species and parasites of concern.

Recommended for:

• Alpacas and llamas (camelids)

• Poultry and other avian species

• Swine (pigs)

• Dogs and cats when higher sensitivity is needed

May be requested for any species when low egg shedding is expected.

Pricing

• $30 per sample

Ordering instructions

• Purchase one unit per sample submitted

• 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

• The specific high-sensitivity method is selected by the laboratory

• Turnaround time may be longer than routine fecal egg counts due to extended processing

BAER — Baermann Lungworm Test

Baermann testing is used to detect lungworm and other larval parasites in fecal samples.
This test is not a routine fecal screening and is recommended when lungworm infection or larval parasites are suspected.

Pricing

• $25 per sample

Ordering instructions

• Purchase one unit per sample submitted

• 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

• Requires extended processing time

• • Turnaround time may be longer than routine fecal testing

QUAL-SCR — Qualitative Fecal Parasite Screen

Qualitative fecal parasite screening to assess the presence or absence of common gastrointestinal parasites.
The laboratory selects the most appropriate flotation method (sugar or zinc sulfate) based on species and parasites of concern.

Recommended for: dogs and cats
May be requested for any species as a qualitative screening test.

Pricing

• $22 per sample

Ordering instructions

• Purchase one unit per sample submitted

• 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

• This is a qualitative screen only and does not provide eggs per gram

• For quantitative results or parasite monitoring programs, select a fecal egg count (FEC) test instead

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