This is usually straightforward and may be done either by examination of the pet's ears with an otoscope or
by microscopic examination of discharge from the ear.
Your veterinarian will confirm the diagnosis
by microscopic examination of a skin scraping.
They have a very short shelf life and live worms need to be demonstrated
by microscopic examination prior to the sale of the product to assure viability.
The majority of internal parasites are diagnosed
by microscopic examination of the feces for eggs that are released by the adult female in your pet's intestine.
A veterinarian's diagnosis of ear mites is usually made by directly spotting the mites with an otoscope or
by microscopic examination of ear discharge.
The eggs in the stools of infested cats can not be seen except
by microscopic examination.
Roundworms are diagnosed
by a microscopic examination of the cat's stool.
Diagnosis of a heartworm infestation in canines is usually made
by microscopic examination or by a blood test.
Not exact matches
Coccidiosis is diagnosed
by performing a
microscopic examination of a stool sample.
These one celled
microscopic animals are most commonly detected
by fecal
examination.
While the mites are just big enough to sometimes be seen
by the naked eye, most times
microscopic examination is necessary to diagnose the presence of mites.
Clinically, skin tumors resemble several other types of tumor so definitive diagnosis relies upon
microscopic examination of tissue
by cytology or histopathology.
Cytology is the
microscopic examination of cell samples obtained
by needle aspiration.
Accurate diagnosis and prediction of behavior (prognosis) depends on
microscopic examination of larger samples of tissue
by histopathology.
Cytology is the
microscopic examination of cell samples obtained
by aspiration techniques.
Histopathology is the preparation (
by preservation, thin slicing or sectioning, and staining with various dyes) and
microscopic examination of samples of tissue.
Roundworms in cats are diagnosed
by discovery of the eggs during
microscopic examination of the stool.
After removal, the tissue samples are submitted for
microscopic examination by histopathology.
Diagnosis is made
by visual observation of the symptoms and
microscopic examination of skin scrapings.
Dogs with cheyletiellosis are usually diagnosed through physical observation of symptoms and
microscopic examination of skin samples, while canine scabies is often diagnosed
by the success level of the canine scabies treatment.
Hookworms are diagnosed with a
microscopic examination of a stool sample
by a technique called fecal flotation.