Approximately 10 %
of the fecal exams we perform at our clinic are positive for a parasite.
Although many
of the fecal exams will result in no parasites seen, a significant number come up positive.
The use
of a fecal exam from your veterinarian can rule out parasites that may cause the eating of feces as well as determine if your pooch ingested parasites while eating stool.
Results
of a fecal exam must be included in your pet's health screening.
Not exact matches
Most
of us will routinely do a
fecal exam.
After a complete physical
exam, complete blood panel, and
fecal testing, the doctor can establish a complete history and better picture
of what the issues are affecting your pet.
We want to make sure your pet starts its life free
of internal parasites, so even if your pet had a
fecal exam and was dewormed before adoption, VIP Petcare recommends testing and deworming your pet again for extra assurance
of a healthy start.
- Included in the kitten care package: - 3 complete in - home physical
exams - Vaccination consultation and all required vaccinations - 1
Fecal screening for intestinal parasites - 1 Deworming treatment - 2 treatments
of heartworm and flea preventative - Counseling on training, nutrition and raising city kitty in the city - Lots
of purrs and love!
- Included in the puppy care package: - 3 complete in - home physical
exams - Vaccination consultation and all required vaccinations - 1
Fecal screening for intestinal parasites - 1 Deworming treatment - 2 treatments
of heartworm and flea / tick preventative - Counseling on training, nutrition and raising a puppy in the cit - Lots
of treats and love!
Panacur, as a general wormer for a 3 - day protocol, will increase the odds
of a negative
fecal exam.
Coccidia are easy to find using standard
fecal floatation methods for
fecal exams and are often present in sufficient numbers to show up if a small amount
of stool is smeared on a glass slide, mixed with a small amount
of saline and examined.
Results indicate that the prevalence
of parasites in this study alone, based only on
fecal exams, probably means a lot more parasites affect the general cat population.
In addition,
fecal exams for the screening
of intestinal parasites and blood test for heartworm infection in dogs are recommended annually.
A yearly
fecal exam is a requirement to use our Members Only Boarding Services, giving you peace
of mind that our boarding environment is as parasite - free as possible.
Your veterinarian can confirm the presence
of these parasites through a
fecal exam.
As part
of our veterinary - client - patient relationship, we do require an
exam within the past 12 months in order to run any
fecals.
This includes core vaccinations (distemper / parvo, bordatella, and rabies, if age appropriate),
fecal test and deworming, general
exam, spay / neuter (for dogs 6 months or older), heartworm test (if age appropriate), heartworm and flea / tick prevention, and treatment
of any diagnosed illnesses (heartworms, ear infections, skin conditions, etc.).
We also recommend running an annual
fecal exam on all healthy pets due to the risk
of transmission
of intestinal parasites to people.
Our veterinarians will conduct a
fecal exam each year to make sure they are free
of parasites to protect your pet as well as your loved ones.
This work - up is a comprehensive set
of tests that includes * blood pressure * urine analysis * thyroid function test *
fecal exam for parasites * complete blood count * blood profile
This type
of exam includes a physical with blood screening, urinalysis,
fecal exam, and when indicated, ECG and X-rays.
Routine
fecal exams and bloodwork can also lead to early detection and treatment
of some diseases that cause diarrhea and hopefully prevent your pet from having unnecessary suffering.
Finally, the veterinarian may order a
fecal exam to rule out the presence
of lungworm, a parasite that can live in the feline bronchi and cause asthmatic symptoms.
This parasite can be found on
fecal exams of healthy pets that don't have any symptoms.
Fecal exams should be performed frequently on pets that have a history
of Hookworm infestation.
The samples for blood panels,
fecal exams, urinalysis, biopsies, bacteriological cultures, etc. can be easily obtained in the stressless environment
of your home.
Five major types
of worms infect dogs, but some are not detectable in
fecal exams.
West Chester Veterinary Center is offering a discounted «Puppy Wellness Package» that will include all
of the vaccines, electives (flea treat, heartworm), physical
exams,
fecal checks and dewormings your puppy will need.
So just the fact that a kitten's
fecal exam was negative is no guarantee it is free
of worms.
When you use one
of the clinics listed below there will be no charge to you for the
exam and
fecal if done within five days from purchase.
Types
of Pets Seen: Dogs Cats We're pleased to offer the following services: Complete Dental Cleaning Ultrasonic Descaling
of Tartar Polishing (to help keep tartar from coming back) Deep Gingival Cleanings Tooth Extractions Constant Monitoring
of Patients During Procedures Requiring Anesthesia All Dental Patients Recieve Pre-Dental Blood Screenings (to help insure safety) Comprehensive Physical
Exam Cardiovascular
Exams Dental
Exams Dermatological
Exams Geriatric
Exams Ophthalmic
Exams Orthopedic
Exams Puppy and Kitten
Exams Reproduction
Exams Sick / Injured
Exams Wellness
Exams Full Laboratory Service Urine Test
Fecal Test Cytology
of Ears and Skin Blood Test (Hematology / Chemistries) Heartworm Testing Specialty Testing (Blood Tests / Cytology / Biopsy / Endocrine Disorders / etc..)
A diagnosis
of cancer begins with a good history from the owner, a thorough physical
exam and possibly blood work, urinalysis, and a
fecal exam.
Medical
exams, vaccinations, blood screens and analysis, and
fecal tests are just part
of what is involved in preventive care.
All participants must be current on vaccinations, including a clean
fecal exam within 30 days
of enrollment.
All
of our wellness plans include UNLIMITED FREE OFFICE VISITS, Physical Comprehensive
Exam (every 6 months),
Fecal, Deworming, Vaccines, Dental Cleanings, and much much more.
Fecal exams —
Fecal exams are performed in - house allowing us to determine if there are parasite eggs or larvae, overgrowth
of bacteria and any other abnormalities in the stool.
A thorough physical
exam with blood work,
fecal examination, and urinalysis is performed during the initial assessment
of the cat.
Elderly, indoor pets, other than those in shelters or group homes or other extraordinary situations, have passed the point in their lives when vaccinations and
fecal exams are
of benefit to them.
In honor
of all senior pets, BVC is offering a special senior wellness package for the entire month: Senior
Exam, Diagnostic Bloodwork,
Fecal Exam, Urinalysis and Nail Trim, all for $ 210.
An annual
fecal check for all dogs and cats is recommended and can be done as part
of your pet's health
exam.
Because many
of our dogs come from shelters, Yorkie Rescue
of America does not place a foster dog in the fosters home until it has been to a veterinarian and had an
exam, a
fecal and lab work done.
An annual
fecal check is recommended and can be done as part
of your pet's annual health
exam.
This allows us to check a number
of important lab parameters including complete blood counts (CBC), blood chemistries, electrolytes, urinalyses, and
fecal exams among others.
Because the majority
of roundworms in adult dogs are dormant, a negative
fecal exam is no proof that they are not there.
Many
of these pet store puppies have stubborn diarrheas that do not resolve with pyrantel pamoate because that compound does not affect strongyloides and many vets miss the parasite on
fecal exams.
Semi-Annual
exams for our canine patients include an
exam with our veterinarian or a registered veterinary technician, a
fecal examination or deworming, and a booster
of the Bordetella vaccination.
We offer puppy and kitten packages which include 1st vaccination (DHPP or FVRCP),
fecal exam, deworming, general health
exam, sample bag
of Hill's Science Diet, first month
of flea or flea / tick prevention and heart worm prevention.
Whipworms do not pass large numbers
of eggs, so there presence can be missed in
fecal exams.
Fecal testing is an important part
of your new pet's first wellness
exam because it helps us set a baseline and address immediate health concerns.
Digital rectal
exams or
fecal testing may be needed for cases
of house - soiling with feces.