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Date Posted: 8:08:13 pm, Thu, 07/12/07
Author: Kate
Subject: I didn't realize you could refrigerate a poop sample..I knew it had to be fresh...
our Vet always told us as long as it didn't get "hard" they could still test it....sometime (especially with Maggie) I will get the sample the night before the office visit, I always tell Dr. Lee this and she never seems concerned....
In reply to: V~ 's message, "Sandy, not to rain on your parade.... but Giardia often tests negative till it gets so bad it finally tests positive. Also, keeping it in the car in the heat probably ruined the sample. Your best bet is FRESH, and if you can't immediately go to the vet with a sample, you have to keep it refrigerated. That being said tho, here's hoping for solid BMs from now on for Snowy!" on 6:02:29 pm, Thu, 07/12/07


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