Have questions or need additional information?
Let's get you connected to an experienced account manager or customer support representative. Call 1-800-669-0825 or 1-573-499-5700, email idexxbioanalytics@idexx.com or fill out the form below.
Animal Health Monitoring and Quarantine Sample Collection Guidelines
Fecal Pellet Collection
Feces: Fecal pellets for PCR evaluation should be collected with clean gloves of sterile forceps and placed in individually labeled sterile tubes.
- If testing individual mice/rats, submit fecal pellets from each animal. Two or three pellets per animal are adquate.
Animal Health Monitoring and Quarantine Sample Collection Guidelines
Fecal Pellet Collection
Feces: Fecal pellets for PCR evaluation should be collected with clean gloves of sterile forceps and placed in individually labeled sterile tubes.
- If testing individual mice/rats, submit fecal pellets from each animal. Two or three pellets per animal are adquate.
Animal Health Monitoring and Quarantine Sample Collection Guidelines
Fecal Pellet Collection
Feces: Fecal pellets for PCR evaluation should be collected with clean gloves of sterile forceps and placed in individually labeled sterile tubes.
- If testing individual mice/rats, submit fecal pellets from each animal. Two or three pellets per animal are adquate.
Animal Health Monitoring and Quarantine Sample Collection Guidelines
Fecal Pellet Collection
Feces: Fecal pellets for PCR evaluation should be collected with clean gloves of sterile forceps and placed in individually labeled sterile tubes.
- If testing individual mice/rats, submit fecal pellets from each animal. Two or three pellets per animal are adquate.
Animal Health Monitoring and Quarantine Sample Collection Guidelines
Fecal Pellet Collection
Feces: Fecal pellets for PCR evaluation should be collected with clean gloves of sterile forceps and placed in individually labeled sterile tubes.
- If testing individual mice/rats, submit fecal pellets from each animal. Two or three pellets per animal are adquate.
Have questions or need additional information?
Let's get you connected to an experienced account manager or customer support representative. Call 1-800-669-0825 or 1-573-499-5700, email idexxbioanalytics@idexx.com or fill out the form below.
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Top Heading
Title 1
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Title 2
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Title 3
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Title 4
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Title 5
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification
Heading
Dr. Bauer received his DVM from the University of Georgia and subsequently practiced veterinary medicine in a mixed animal practice. He then returned to the University of Georgia where he received a PhD in pathology in 1990 and achieved board certification