Dog and Cat Fecal Tests
Submit fecal tests for dogs, cats, and puppies for routine screening or diarrhea workups.
Submit veterinary fecal exams, dog and cat fecal tests, parasite screening, urine samples, and urinalysis testing through B&L with pickup, shipping, and specimen support.
Submit fecal tests for dogs, cats, and puppies for routine screening or diarrhea workups.
Send canine and feline stool samples and related fecal submissions for screening or diagnostic review.
Use fecal floats and intestinal parasite exams to evaluate ova, parasites, coccidia, and related findings.
Submit complete urinalysis requests for dogs, cats, and other patients.
Order veterinary urinalysis that may include urine dipstick or chemistry evaluation by test type.
Review urine sediment for cells, crystals, casts, bacteria, and other microscopic findings when included.

Use fecal, parasite, and veterinary urinalysis testing when a patient needs routine screening, diagnostic workup, urinary monitoring, or sample guidance before submission.
A dog fecal exam or cat fecal exam is due for routine screening.
A canine fecal test is needed after diarrhea or exposure risk.
A canine stool sample or cat stool sample needs lab review.
A dog urine test or cat urinalysis is needed for urinary signs.
Urine sediment review is needed for cells, crystals, casts, or bacteria.
Simple collection and storage steps protect parasite recovery and urine sediment quality.
Submit fresh feces collected within a few hours when possible, and refrigerate if shipping is delayed. Avoid samples contaminated with litter, soil, or urine.
A teaspoon-sized sample supports reliable flotation and antigen testing. Very small samples can produce false negatives on parasite screening.
Record whether urine was free-catch, cystocentesis, or catheterized. The collection method affects how culture and sediment results should be interpreted.
Examine or refrigerate urine promptly. Standing at room temperature shifts pH, dissolves or forms crystals, and degrades cells before sediment review.
Search the B&L test menu for dog fecal tests, canine fecal tests, cat fecal tests, fecal floats, parasite screening, canine urinalysis, feline urinalysis, and urine sediment review.
Confirm test codes, specimen requirements, sample handling, storage, and turnaround details before collecting or shipping fecal or urine samples.
Search the Test Menu| Test | Code | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|
| Baermann Test (Lungworm) 2-4 Days | 677 | |
| Fecal follow-up submission n/a | 3052 | |
| Fecal O&P 1 Day | 3055 | |
| Fecal O&P with Giardia Ag 1 Day | 3050 | |
| ...163 more tests | ||
Many practices save 15-30% a month on lab costs. Share your current lab setup, and B&L will review pricing, logistics, PIMS fit, contract timing, and next steps.
B&L supports veterinary parasitology submissions for fecal exams, fecal floats, intestinal parasite screening, and parasite-related samples when appropriate for the case.
Yes. Practices can submit fecal tests, fecal exams, and stool samples for dogs, cats, and puppies through B&L.
Yes. B&L supports parasite tests for dogs, including fecal floats, intestinal parasite exams, coccidia testing support, and related fecal sample review.
Complete urinalysis can include urine dipstick or chemistry evaluation with microscopic urine sediment review, depending on the test ordered and specimen submitted.
Yes. B&L supports complete urinalysis for dogs and cats, including dipstick, chemistry, and microscopic sediment review.