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Giardia Test Kit

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The Birdsafe Giardia test kit is a 3-day fecal trichrome test kit that we have set up in conjunction with a well-known avian/exotic laboratory. This kit includes what you need to collect three fresh poop samples and send to a clinic for testing. The test will cost $45, which you send with your samples directly to the clinic.The $3.00 charge for the kit covers 1st Class Postage and materials for the kit. The Birdsafe Store DOES NOT make money on giardia test kits. If you order this with other items, it will ship separately for safety. Can only be shipped to addresses in the United States.

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after discussing various feather picking products, Joe educated me on Giardia and recommended a test kit...he makes no profit on the test, and his only interest is for the health of our birds. I know a local bird store in my area would have sold me a bunch of products. Which if the test is negative I will happily purchase, as I continue my quest to help my poor baby stop this behavior.

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Reviewed by: from . on 6/15/2015

Easy to use and complete with instructions

Kit arrived and was easy to use with the included instructions.

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Reviewed by: from . on 6/15/2015

Giardia Test Kit

Yes, I am a parent and owned by several parrots. The Giardia Test Kit came very fast and really simple to use. Everything you need it in the kit. I am very happy with this and the price is too perfect! Thank you very much.

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Reviewed by: from . on 6/15/2015

giardia test kit

the kit arrived quickly, and the instructions were very thorough and helpful. Because I have a lorikeet, I found using a sterile 1cc syringe (without a needle) to collect the samples was infinitely easier than the other tools provided.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Ashley Bernardin from Los Angeles. on 4/9/2017

Q: Do I need to keep the samples refrigerated, or mail them refrigerated?

Asked by: R - 6/5/2018

A: No. Once the samples are sealed in the tubes, they do not need to be refrigerated.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (6/6/2018)

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Q: What avian/exotic laboratory do you use to process the test samples?

Asked by: Judy Fitzpatrick - 10/3/2015

A: The test is performed by a top avian/exotic specific lab and samples are physically examined by a microbiologist.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (10/4/2015)

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Q: If my bird is diagnosed with giardia, then where do I get the medication?

Asked by: Angela - 9/9/2016

A: You should then discuss the results with your avian vet to start treatment.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (9/9/2016)

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Q: DO I need one kit per bird that I own? does one kit test one bird only once?

Asked by: mila - 6/11/2017

A: Yes, you would want to know what each bird tested for - positive or negative, so you need to keep them separate. The only exception would be if you are testing a "flock" of smaller birds, such as budgies or finches that are caged together and if one tested positive, then all would be treated. Please consult your avian vet.

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Q: You sell the kit but do you sell the mediciation if the bird has the parasite giardia?

Asked by: Michele Brulee - 9/20/2017

A: That is correct, because we believe that if your bird needs treatment it should be done with your avian vet.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (9/20/2017)

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