Kedi Labs at-home fecal parasite test for pets in a colorful box for cats and dogs
About this test

Loose Stools, Diarrhea, or Worms in Your Pet's Poop?

Intestinal parasites are one of the most common — and most treatable — health issues in dogs and cats. The Kedi Labs Basic Fecal Parasite Screen + Giardia ELISA combines traditional microscopy with targeted Giardia antigen testing to detect the parasites most commonly causing GI problems in pets.

What's Included

Test Component Method What It Detects
Fecal Ova & Parasite (O&P) Exam Microscopy Roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, and other parasite eggs and organisms.
Giardia ELISA Antigen Test Detects Giardia antigen — one of the most common causes of pet diarrhea, frequently missed by microscopy alone.
Complete Collection Kit Everything needed for easy, mess-free at-home fecal collection.
Free FedEx Priority Overnight Shipping Results within 24 hours of lab arrival.

Sample Requirements

Fecal: Collect a grape-sized fecal sample using the supplies in your kit.

Pro Tip: If your pet's symptoms include persistent diarrhea, mucus, or blood in stool, consider upgrading to the Parasite Detect PCR Panel for molecular-level detection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my dog has Giardia?
Giardia symptoms include intermittent diarrhea, soft stool, excess mucus, and gas. Many pets carry Giardia with minimal symptoms, making testing essential.

Can kittens and puppies be tested?
Yes. This test is safe and appropriate for pets of all ages. Parasite testing is especially important for young animals.

Do I need to see a vet for this test?
No. This is a fully at-home test with free shipping to our certified lab.

Trusted Results You Can Count On

All samples are processed by Antech Diagnostics (USDA-certified), the global leader in veterinary diagnostics. Results are typically available within 1 business day and include a veterinary consultation to help you understand your pet's results.

Ideal For: Routine parasite screening, pets with diarrhea or loose stools, new puppies and kittens, and multi-pet households.