Wildwood Health Worm Counts

  • Home
  • Wildwood Health Worm Counts

Wildwood Health Worm Counts An Independent Specialist Testing laboratory Service Est.2015 for Faecal Egg Worm Counts. Equine Camelid sheep Goats Avian by Qualified Laboratory Scientist.
(1)

AMTRA Qualified RAMA GOLD STANDARD SQP. Dip AMA. FREE Veterinary approved deworming advice. Are you concerned about worms in your horses? If you're not, you should be! Researcher’s report that decades of frequent deworming of all horses without regard for season or individual horses' needs has put us on a destructive path, with worms becoming increasingly resistant to deworming drugs and no q

uick or easy solutions in sight. We have to change the way we manage parasite loads in our horses. Feacal egg counting is a fantastic development in the professional parasitological tool kit. They can be used to assess whether the chemical intervals of a worming program are suppressing egg laying activity. They can be used to detect resistance to chemical wormers and they will also detect severe parasite infections. Veterinary recommendations are to stop blanket chemical worming as there is no need. It is only by replacing the chemicals with feacal egg counting that our horses will remain safe. The incorporation of this practice into your horse health care program should commence. Do all companies and vets offer the same service? Every test involves the analysis of dung under a microscope improve the visibility of the sample. A centrifuge spins the dung and organic matter in the sample away from the eggs. With a centrifuge only the eggs are left to view. This sample is then viewed on a special slide and three counts are done to ensure accurate results are obtained for each individual sample.Every customer can then make effective decision on worming tailored for their specific requirements.

We are in and around Penkridge on yard visits tomorrow if anyone would like samples collectingPm
15/06/2026

We are in and around Penkridge on yard visits tomorrow if anyone would like samples collecting
Pm

Join us in celebrating SQP Week and the professionals who work every day to keep animals healthy and thriving. ...
11/06/2026

Join us in celebrating SQP Week and the professionals who work every day to keep animals healthy and thriving.
🦙🐴🐑🐶🐱🐄🐢🐐🐓

In this SQP week special we explore the important role of AMTRA SQPs in animal health and responsible medicine use.

How cute is this? samples in 💕bags and a key ring from Pegasus safe haven this is a charity we support with FEC.If you c...
08/06/2026

How cute is this? samples in 💕bags and a key ring from Pegasus safe haven this is a charity we support with FEC.
If you can support them please do.

🐴 Did you do your horse’s FEC in March? 🐴If so, it’s time to test again! Regular Faecal Egg Counts (FECs) are an importa...
01/06/2026

🐴 Did you do your horse’s FEC in March? 🐴

If so, it’s time to test again! Regular Faecal Egg Counts (FECs) are an important part of a targeted worming programme, helping you monitor worm burdens and avoid unnecessary wormer use.

✅ Arrange yard collection
📮 Postal service available
📍 Drop-off service available
🔬 Fast, reliable results and qualified worming advice from SQP Dip AMA

Keeping on top of testing helps protect your horse’s health while reducing the risk of wormer resistance.

Whether you have one horse or a whole yard to test, we’re here to help make the process simple and convenient. Message us today to book your next FEC or to discuss the best option for your yard

and it’s always lovely seeing all the beautiful horses looking immaculate ✨ Matching sets, sparkly browbands, luxury s...
28/05/2026

and it’s always lovely seeing all the beautiful horses looking immaculate ✨ Matching sets, sparkly browbands, luxury shampoos and every shade of "matchy matchy" under the sun — we horse owners do love treating our horses!

But while we all enjoy a bit of pampering, sometimes the most important investment isn’t another beauty product… it’s what’s happening on the inside 🐴

A horse can look shiny, healthy and picture-perfect on the outside while carrying a parasite burden that you can’t see. A faecal egg count is a simple way to understand what your horse actually needs, helping avoid unnecessary worming and supporting better long-term health.

Because healthy really is the new beautiful 💚
Lots of owners have chattef with us at Staffordshire County Show — sometimes the least glamorous purchase is actually the one your horse needs most!

Busy morning already talking to farmers and horse owners .Come and say hello we are next to the horse collection ring.
27/05/2026

Busy morning already talking to farmers and horse owners .Come and say hello we are next to the horse collection ring.

🐴🐕‍🦺 🐈‍⬛🐑🐄 🦙🐐🐢 We're heading to Stafford County Show!We're so excited to announce that Wildwood Worm Counts will be at t...
19/05/2026

🐴🐕‍🦺 🐈‍⬛🐑🐄 🦙🐐🐢 We're heading to Stafford County Show!

We're so excited to announce that Wildwood Worm Counts will be at the Stafford County Show on 28th & 29th May 2026 — and we'd love to see you there! 👋

Come and find us at our stand where we'll be talking all things parasite management for your horses, livestock, and companion animals.

✅ Faecal Worm Count Testing
✅ Targeted Parasite Management
✅ For Livestock, Equine & Companion Animals

If you've ever wondered whether your animals actually need worming (spoiler: targeted testing beats blanket treatment every time! 🔬) come and have a chat with us. We love meeting fellow animal lovers and answering your questions.

See you there! 🌿

Fascinating Friday 💩🔬
15/05/2026

Fascinating Friday 💩🔬

Address


Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:00

Telephone

07779667798

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Wildwood Health Worm Counts posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

  • Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic?

Share