Tests & Services
Faecal Worm Egg Count (FEC)
$15 per test
A simple, science-backed way to check your horse’s parasite burden before deciding to worm.
What’s included:
Testing of your horse’s manure sample for strongyle (redworm) and ascarid (roundworm) eggs
If other less common parasites are seen they will be reported
Results sent to you within 24 hours of receiving the sample
A clear explanation of the egg count (low, moderate, or high)
Personalised advice on whether treatment is recommended
Ongoing support if you have questions or concerns
Why use a FEC test?
Reduce unnecessary worming
Help slow resistance
Make smarter decisions for your horse’s health
Suitable for: Horses, ponies, minis, donkeys — any equine & even other livestock!
Faecal Egg Count Reduction Test (FECRT)
$15 per test — total $30 for the full FECRT (2 tests)
Wondering if your wormer is actually working?
The FECRT helps detect resistance by comparing your horse’s egg count before and after worming.
What’s included:
Two faecal egg counts:
– One taken before worming
– One taken 10 - 14 days after wormingSide-by-side comparison of egg count reduction
Clear interpretation of results
Support in understanding what it means — and what to do next
Why use a FECRT?
Identify if worms are becoming resistant to a certain active ingredient
Make smarter choices about which wormers to use
Contribute to slowing down resistance in the wider horse community
Especially helpful for horses with high or recurring egg counts
Best for: Horses with known high burdens, horses on regular worming programs, or where resistance is