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Post by horselady on Nov 21, 2014 1:37:02 GMT
At the equine affair i spoke to the president of the company and i was impressed with their product and professionalism, seems there is a convenient way to do fecal testing and ways to deal with parasites. www.parascreen.com |
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mistersmom
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Abita Springs, LA
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Post by mistersmom on Nov 21, 2014 13:33:25 GMT
Interesting but I wonder how the cost compares to the vet doing the screening (assuming your vet does that kind of thing).
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Post by horselady on Nov 21, 2014 20:04:01 GMT
I understand it is 12.00 and that covers postage both ways and the test.
at least you get results. a vet was here to do a boarders horses and also shots and i never got a result of the fecal. yes my bad i am not calling for the results as i know the horse is ok. he gets wormed every 3 months.
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mingiz
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Los Lunas, NM
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Post by mingiz on Nov 21, 2014 22:24:24 GMT
I looked at their site and it's 19.95 per test and a 1.00 shipping fee. That can get expensive for a herd of horses.
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Post by horselady on Nov 22, 2014 0:49:33 GMT
That does sound high. i will ask my vet on monday what they charge for fecal test. just for comparison.
the gentleman at the show said 12.00 and i never thought to check on the site itself. sorry.
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Post by Shelly on Nov 25, 2014 21:34:56 GMT
My vet charges 30$ to do it, so its pretty comparable in price. Definitely a good option though!
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