Ruminants & New World Camelids

Bovines, Caprines and Ovines

Coprological analyses are carried out according to several distinct techniques which enables highlighting the presence of parasites in their various forms (adult stages, larval stages, eggs). Samples taken over 3 days allow an increase in tests sensitivity.

We also offer all the necessary analyses for parasitic research associated with coprological analyses, such as cultures, DNA detection (PCR), IFAT, ELISA.

Corpological Analysis –
Ruminants & New World Camelids

1. Comprehensive Endoparasite Assessment (Ruminants): Sedimentation + Flotation + Baermann

- Trematodes (Flukes, Paraphistomes) eggs, Cestodes eggs, Nematodes eggs, Coccidian oocysts. detection. Lungworms detection. Quantity: 30-50 g min. fresh fecal matter.

2. Endoparasite Assessment (Ruminants and Camelids): Sedimentation + Flotation

- Trematodes (Flukes, Paraphistomes) eggs, Cestodes eggs, Nematodes eggs, Coccidian oocysts. detection. Quantity: 30-50 g min. fresh fecal matter.

3. Resistance Test: FECRT (Fecal Egg Count Reduction Test)

- Due to resistance cases increase, it is recommended to carry out this resistance test 14-17 days post-treatments, to determine the FECRT. Quantity: 10-20 g min. fresh fecal matter.

4. Identification of Trichostrongyle Larvae: Larval Culture (minimum 15 days)

- The culture is made from a positive coprological sample (Strongyles eggs presence). Used to differentiate larvae from small to large Strongyles. Quantity: 50-100 g taken over 3 days.

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