Sentences with phrase «fresh fecal sample»

Your vet will need a very fresh fecal sample.

These are protozoal parasites that we need a fresh fresh fecal sample to do smear on, and if we are lucky, we will see them moving under the microscope.

Very fresh fecal samples are needed to detect tapeworms, and it may take multiple samples being evaluated over the course of a few days to find the tapeworm proglottids (egg cases) or ova (which may be free - floating if the proglottid has ruptured).

Diagnosis is based on finding the organism on microscopic examination of a fresh fecal sample.

If your pet is having diarrhea or you suspect parasites, please also bring in a fresh fecal sample.

Fresh fecal samples that are not put in the fecal solution can sometimes show the parasite.

Bring a fresh fecal sample from her litter box the day you bring her in - this serves 2 purposes: it gives them are larger, better sample and (more important to her) they don't have to stick the big ole fecal loop up her rear end.

Bring them a fresh fecal sample as well to analyze well for intestinal parasites.

Bring them a fresh fecal sample so they can check for other intestinal parasites as well as hookworms - this will give them a much better sample and it will save him from having the rod stuck up his rear end.

For kittens and puppies, or any pet you suspect may be infected, collect a fresh fecal sample within 12 hours prior to an examination.

Don't forget to bring along a fresh fecal sample for testing!

For your puppy or kitten's first visit, we recommend bringing a fresh fecal sample and any paperwork you received from the breeder or shelter.

We also need to check a fresh fecal sample from your pet to make sure they haven't picked up any parasites.

For new puppies and kittens, we recommend bringing in a fresh fecal sample so we can check for worms, as most pets are born with some type of intestinal parasite.

For any pet you suspect may be infected, collect a fresh fecal sample within a few hours prior to testing.

Be sure to bring in a fresh fecal sample for analysis (the chameleon's, not your 2 - year - old's).

Using a «wet mount preparation» of a fresh fecal sample and a microscope, veterinarians can identify the eggs of roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and whipworms as well as protozoal organisms like coccidia, and Giardia.

Basically, the veterinarian will mix a fresh fecal sample from the dog with a special solution, strain the mixture, put it into a test tube covered with a glass lid, spin it down in a centrifuge and then look at the material that sticks to the underside of the glass coverslip under a microscope.