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All test levels are expected to satisfy vet, boarding, cattery, & grooming fecal test requirements. If in doubt, use Level 2.
Level 1 – Entry Level
$79.99 (Includes Lab Fee)
- Screens for worms
- Use for twice yearly fecal checks of normal stools
- Results in 1 day
- Free U.S. shipping both ways
- Share results with vet
Level 2 – Great Value
$99.99 (Includes Lab Fee)
- Screens for worms and Giardia
- Tests for initial or occasional changes in stool appearance, like diarrhea, and for stool accidents
- Use for twice yearly fecal checks or abnormal stools
- Results in 1 day
- Free U.S. shipping both ways
- Share results with vet
Level 3 – Top Level
$219.99 (Includes Lab Fee)
- Screens for worms, Giardia and microbes
- Comprehensive testing for frequent or ongoing problems such as diarrhea, bloody stools, vomiting, changes in appetite, weight loss, scooting, stool accidents, or low energy
- Use for abnormal stools or raw fed cats
- Worm & Giardia results in 1 day; microbe results in 1 week
- Free U.S. shipping both ways
- Share results with vet
Compare Levels
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Cat Stool Tests
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Worms
roundworm, hookworm, tapeworm, and whipworm eggs, + coccidia
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Giardia
common cause of soft stools and diarrhea
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Microbes
disease-causing bacteria, viruses, protozoa found in cat intestines
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Stool Type
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Stool Test Kit Price
includes everything you need to collect sample, prepaid return shipping box, lab processing, and shareable test report
Normal Stool
Veterinarians recommend stool testing 1 to 2 times per year for healthy cats, and up to 4x for kittens.
Use Level 1 or 2
Seek veterinary attention immediately if your pet is acting sick.
Abnormal Stool
Veterinarians recommend stool testing right away for abnormal stools (soft, loose, bloody, etc.)
Use Level 2 or 3
Seek veterinary attention immediately if your pet is acting sick.
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