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1 in 10 dogs

According to the Companion Animal Parasite Council and Antech Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory 1 in 10 canine fecal samples test positive for a parasite. How many dogs are in your facility?

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Our mission is to promote public health by elevating the wellbeing of dogs and the communities that care for them. We strengthen the human animal bond by making vital information more accessible, empowering better decisions, and strengthening the connection between pets, people, and care providers

Canine Lab Testing is a veterinarian-owned and operated consulting service that supports doggy daycares, boarding facilities, and pet care centers in maintaining clean, well-managed group play environments. With so many new facilities providing much-needed enrichment for pets, working with dogs in group settings can come with unique operational challenges to prevent the introduction and spread of disease. Like so many things, it often takes a team working together to keep everything running smoothly. For environmental hygiene to be effective, all members of the team should be educated and observant. We are proud to partner with facilities that are committed to providing the highest level of hygiene by implementing control and prevention programs in support of ongoing enrichment for the pets and families they serve.

 

Canine Lab Testing partners with pet-care and enrichment facilities such as doggy daycares, boarding centers, and training programs. We provide evidence-based recommendations for best practices in control and prevention programs such as access to convenient, high-quality testing services for environmental health. All laboratory testing is performed by a certified national veterinary laboratory, and all interpretation or medical decisions remain the responsibility of the pet’s veterinarian. We also help our enrichment facility partners through education on infection control procedures, awareness of the dangers of zoonoses and procedures to reduce infection risk wherever possible.

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DISCLAIMER

CANINE LAB TESTING DOES NOT PROVIDE CLINICAL VETERINARY MEDICAL SERVICES AND DOES NOT ESTABLISH A VETERINARIAN CLIENT PATIENT RELATIONSHIP THROUGH ITS SERVICES.

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Disclaimer: Sample testing services provided by Canine Lab Testing (CLT) are limited to the reporting of laboratory findings in support of the facility’s environmental health. These results do not constitute a veterinary diagnosis, prognosis, or treatment recommendation, nor should they be interpreted as a substitute for professional veterinary medical advice. CLT does not establish a veterinarian client patient relationship through the provision of these results. We strongly recommend that all results—regardless of findings—be shared with and reviewed by the animal’s licensed veterinarian. All questions regarding the animal’s health, including interpretation of results, medical decision-making, and any need for medication or retesting, must be directed to the animal’s veterinarian.

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