Taking a sample for a worm egg count

A worm egg count is a useful test for the presence of redworm and ascarid eggs, some of the most common and dangerous horse parasites. In this video we show you how to take and send a sample to the lab for testing. It couldn't be easier and help to determine whether a wormer is needed. Regular worm egg counts help to reduce wormer use by up to 82% which helps to slow drug resistance as well as being better for the horse, your pocket and the environment.