For Fecal Egg Count Labs

List Your Fecal Egg Count Lab

Goat breeders running real parasite programs need a lab they can ship to monthly. A real listing in the right category turns into a stable, recurring sample pipeline.

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Flat $5/month per account. No commissions. No per-booking fees.

What Your Listing Surfaces

✓Method. McMaster, modified Wisconsin, sugar flotation, larval culture referrals.

✓Intake. Mail-in, drop-off, and overnight-courier-aware logistics.

✓Reporting. Per-animal, pooled-sample, Haemonchus-flagged formats.

✓FECRT support. Standardized protocol for reduction-test pairs.

✓Pricing & turnaround. Per-sample cost and business-day turnaround.

✓Identity passthrough. Optional Stripe Identity confirmation surfaced on your profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the fecal lab category for?

Labs that run McMaster fecal egg counts, sugar / Wisconsin flotations, FECRT (reduction tests), and coccidia counts for small-ruminant clients. Includes academic teaching labs, private specialty labs, and ambulatory veterinarians who run in-clinic counts.

How much does it cost to list?

Flat $5 per month per provider account during general availability. No commissions, no per-inquiry fees. Early access listings are free.

Why goat-specific instead of generic health-testing?

Small-ruminant parasite work has its own protocol literacy — Haemonchus-aware reporting, FAMACHA pairing, refugia-aware interpretation. Goat breeders search for labs that speak the same language; a generic health-testing listing buries you under genetics labs and OFA-style services.