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Our Canine Triple Pack combines laboratory screening for gastrointestinal worms, canine lungworm and Giardia in one convenient package.
The pack uses three specialist laboratory methods to identify intestinal parasite eggs, relevant protozoa, lungworm larvae or eggs and Giardia antigen. It supports a test-led approach to parasite control and informed decisions about your dog’s health.
We recommend considering this combined screening package for:
Each kit includes clear collection instructions and the materials needed to return your samples to our laboratory.
For lungworm screening, you must collect faecal samples over three consecutive days. This is essential because parasite shedding may be intermittent. Follow the separate instructions for the worm count and Giardia components.
Our trained laboratory team examines the samples using the appropriate methods. We then email your results, which we may issue separately as each test is completed.
Every Canine Triple Pack includes clear laboratory reports and free after-test advice where required.
Our Canine QuadSave Parasite Test adds a Cryptosporidium antigen test alongside the worm count, lungworm and Giardia screens.
Our Canine Triple Pack includes three specialist laboratory screening procedures.
Our laboratory team uses microscopy to examine a faecal sample for gastrointestinal worm eggs and relevant protozoa.
We identify parasites detected in the sample and quantify egg or oocyst counts where appropriate. These findings can support a more targeted approach to worming.
Our laboratory team uses specialist methods to examine the lungworm sample for relevant larvae and eggs. The extended screen covers the five canine respiratory parasite targets listed in the results section.
Lungworm testing uses different procedures from a routine worm count. Faecal samples must be collected over three consecutive days because parasite shedding can be intermittent.
We use targeted antigen testing to check for Giardia antigen in your dog’s faecal sample.
Giardia is an intestinal protozoan parasite that can be associated with diarrhoea and soft stools. Some infected dogs show no obvious signs.
Our trained laboratory team examines and reviews each sample before issuing clear, easy-to-understand results.
We report all three screening components individually and provide free after-test advice where required.
We provide separate findings for gastrointestinal worms, canine lungworm and Giardia.
Our laboratory report identifies gastrointestinal parasite eggs and relevant protozoa detected during microscopic examination. The screen includes:
Where appropriate, we quantify findings as eggs per gram (EPG) or oocysts per gram (OPG) of faeces.
If we do not detect parasites above the detectable limits of the test, we state this clearly in the report.
Our extended canine lungworm screen uses specialist laboratory methods to look for respiratory and nasal parasites that may shed larvae or eggs in faeces. The screen includes:
We report whether relevant larvae or eggs were detected and, where appropriate, identify the parasite and assess the findings.
Lungworm larvae and eggs may be shed intermittently. Faecal samples collected over three consecutive days are essential for this screening procedure.
We test the submitted faecal sample for Giardia antigen and report the result as Detected or Not Detected.
Our trained laboratory team reviews the findings before sending your results by email. We report each component separately, so you can see which parasites or other targets were detected and review any relevant counts.
Please note: Parasite shedding may be intermittent, so a negative result does not completely exclude infection. This is particularly relevant to tapeworms and lungworm.
As the three components use different laboratory methods, we may issue results separately as each test is completed.
Every package includes clear laboratory results and free after-test advice where required.
Worm count: We issue the worm count result within 24 hours of the sample arriving at our laboratory.
Giardia antigen: We issue the antigen result within 24 hours of the sample arriving at our laboratory.
Lungworm screen: We issue the lungworm result on the next working day following arrival at our laboratory.
Lungworm sample collection: Collect faecal samples over three consecutive days. This is an essential requirement for the lungworm screen. Keep samples in a cool place. Do not refrigerate or freeze lungworm samples.
Results: As each component uses a different laboratory method, we may email the results separately.
Use-by date: The Giardia component has a use-by date. The kit provides a minimum usage window of four weeks from the date of order.
Your kit includes the materials needed to collect and return your faecal sample(s) to our laboratory:
Please follow the instructions for each component, as separate samples may be required.
Select the appropriate parasite test for your animal(s), or use our quick guide to find the most suitable option.
Collect the sample using your test kit and return it to our laboratory using the free, 24-hour tracked delivery which is included in your kit.
The laboratory team analyses your sample and provides a detailed PDF report via email, with access to our clinical team for further guidance if needed.
