Start by choosing your pet type. Then answer a few quick questions to find the most appropriate ParasiteVet® test.
This tool supports decision-making and does not replace a consultation with your veterinarian.
Choose your pet type
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1️⃣ Is this a new reptile, first-time testing, or are there any gut symptoms?
Yes = new arrival, first faecal test, diarrhoea, weight loss, poor appetite, mucus/blood stools, vomiting/regurgitation, recurring gut issues.
2️⃣ Is this reptile higher risk?
Yes = wild-caught, rescue/import, co-housed, breeding, history of illness.
3️⃣ Has a veterinary faecal microscopy test been performed in the last 3 months?
Defined as a veterinary lab screen for eggs, oocysts and protozoa (Silver or Gold level).
🦎 Recommended test
1️⃣ Is this a new bird or showing symptoms?
Yes = new addition, rescue/import, co-housed, breeding, or visible illness.
🐦 Recommended test
🐹 Recommended test
Small Mammal Parasite Test View test ℹ️ What’s included?
Faecal microscopy for common parasite eggs and oocysts.
Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small mammals.
Good baseline screening test.
1️⃣ Is this a new pet, first-time faecal test, or are you seeing gut symptoms?
Yes = new arrival, first faecal test, diarrhoea, mucus/blood in stools, vomiting, reduced appetite, weight loss.
2️⃣ Is your pet higher-risk?
Yes = rescue/import, raw-fed or a scavenger, regular dog park/daycare exposure, co-housed,
breeding animal, recent travel (UK or abroad), or under 1 year old.
3️⃣ Has veterinary faecal microscopy (Silver or Gold level) been done in the last 3 months?
This means a veterinary lab screen for eggs, oocysts and protozoa.
🐶🐱 Recommended test
🐸 Recommended test
Amphibian Basic Parasite Test View test ℹ️ What’s included?
Faecal microscopy for parasites detectable on microscopy techniques.
This tool is for guidance only. Always seek advice from your veterinarian.
