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New compostable packaging with unique zero waste design. Contains a sample pot and full instructions on how to collect a sample from the field/stable.
Westgate Lab Worm Egg Count Kit for Chickens
Worm egg count kit suitable for all avian species, including chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons, pheasants, quail, and more.
Each pack contains everything you need to collect a sample, whether from an individual bird or as a composite sample from up to five birds. One composite sample can represent up to five birds. For larger flocks, additional kits are recommended to ensure accurate results.
This kit is supplied in a unique compostable pouch, which also serves as the return envelope for sending your sample back to the lab. Its innovative zero-waste design means there’s nothing for you to dispose of.
For composite samples, please mix the samples thoroughly in the large plastic bag provided before transferring them into the sample container. Full instructions are included.
Each kit contains:
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Westgate Lab Worm Egg Count Kit for Chickens, including answers from our team.
Lisa Melton
Hi how does this work please for my two mixed silkie cockerils
The instructions come inside the kit, incuding where to send the sample for testing. If your birds are in the same flock then you should collect a mixed sample from both as all will need treating regardless of whether only one comes up positive.
Donna Burton
I have 5 hens, how many test kits will I need please?
This product contains a single test per kit. If you are looking to sample each bird invdividually then you will need to purchase a kit per hen. However it is more common and advised to sample the entire flock as you are likely to need to treat the whole flock if necessary anyway. You can mix multiple faecal samples into one pot for this to be sent off.
Lennor Magill
Is the worm count test a full comprehensive test that test for all intestinal parasites
This test will check for the following:
