Stool Tests

Discover our range of stool tests, ideal for precise stool sample testing. Our tests, including immunological and chemical testing procedures, offer fast and reliable results. The stool tests are easy to use and include sample tubes for safe handling of samples. Perfect for use in clinics, practices and for private use. Take advantage of our high-quality stool tests and benefit from personal service at Meddax24. Order today and receive your products quickly and easily.

Stool Tests for Veterinary Medical Examinations

With the help of a stool sample examination in animals, occult or hidden blood in the stool can be detected relatively easily. Even at an early stage, stool tests can detect intestinal diseases, such as polyps or colorectal cancer. At meddax24.de, you can find stool tests as well as corresponding sample tubes suitable for stool examinations, offered at particularly fair conditions.

Wide Selection of Stool Tests with Appropriate Accessories

In veterinary medicine, stool tests are used to diagnose various diseases. For early detection of cancer or cancer stages, as well as for colorectal cancer screening, stool examinations are frequently carried out. These tests specifically check for blood contamination. Additionally, bacteria and worm eggs can also be detected in the stool.

Detect Hidden Blood in Stool with Stool Tests

Colorectal polyps or colon cancers have a very fine vascular structure. This often leads to blood contamination in the stool. However, the appearance of the stool generally does not change significantly, so it cannot be easily detected with the naked eye.

Using an immunological or chemical test, hidden blood can be detected. A chemical stool examination can identify blood in the stool through the enzymatic activity of red blood cell pigments. In contrast, immunological stool examinations detect the antibody reaction to hemoglobin. Unlike the Haemoccult test, there is no risk of interference from certain foods or medications in this case. For example, raw meat is a food that can interfere with the Haemoccult test.