INSIDE EQUINE HEALTH | FAECAL EGG COUNTING FORM

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

Please fill out this form to provide details of the horses being tested. If you have multiple horses that were wormed on different dates with different worming products, please ensure I can distinguish the details you provide.

One owner one form please

Name *

Phone number *

Email address

Postal address *

Address horse is kept *

How many other horses is your horse housed with? *

Horse's name/s *

Horse's age *

Date your horse/s were last wormed *

What brand/s and type of worming product/s did you use. E.g. Equest plus tape / Ammo, paste / pellets *

Do you suspect that your horse is carrying a significant worm burden? *

Yes

Is your horse showing any clinical signs of carrying a worm burden? e.g. diarrhoea, weight loss, anaemia etc *

Yes

If you answered yes to the above question, please list signs

Please check that you understand each of the following limitations to FEC. *

I understand that a FEC can not accurately reflect the total adult strongyle or Parascaris equorum burden of the horse.(i.e. I'm counting eggs, not adult worms)

I understand that a FEC can't detect immature or larval stages of parasites including migrating large strongyles and ascarids, and/or encysted cyathostomins (again, it's eggs in faeces that are counted).

I understand that tapeworm infections are often missed or underestimated by faecal techniques because tapeworm egg shedding is intermittent.

I understand that pinworm eggs are difficult to detect because they adhere around the anus rather than being shed in the faeces.

I do not understand

Required

Submit

Clear form

Never submit passwords through Google Forms.

This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google. - Terms of Service - Privacy Policy

Does this form look suspicious? Report

Forms