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this group is for people who have read the books or wach the show every sunday! AND LOVE IT!
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Questions (and answers) about worms… Written by Dr. Dan on January 12th, 2009 Equine Wellness “Fecal Test Article” with Dr. Dan
Equine Wellness “Fecal Test Article” with Dr. Dan
What process does a fecal test typically follow?
Personally we do a fecal floatation test which concentrates any eggs present.
How should one go about collecting a fecal from their horse?
It is as simple as picking up a small amount of fecal material and putting it into a sealed baggy. Ziplock type baggies work great and if turned inside out when picking up the sample, it even works as a glove. Of course, proper labeling of the baggy with horses… Continue
What process does a fecal test typically follow?
Personally we do a fecal floatation test which concentrates any eggs present.
How should one go about collecting a fecal from their horse?
It is as simple as picking up a small amount of fecal material and putting it into a sealed baggy. Ziplock type baggies work great and if turned inside out when picking up the sample, it even works as a glove. Of course, proper labeling of the baggy with horses… Continue
Posted on February 8, 2009 at 9:00am —
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- At 8:46pm on March 10, 2009,
Lexi said…
- Hello, I like your pictures. Our they your horse?? They are beautiful!!!
- At 6:17pm on March 8, 2009,
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca said… - Welcome to BarnMice - feel free to check out our website at www.horsejobs.ca
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