PCR Worm Test

Pezz PCR Worm Test 

With the Pezz PCR Worm Test, you can conveniently test your dog or cat for the most common types of worms and diarrhea-causing pathogens right from home—quickly, accurately, and reliably. This modern molecular diagnostic testing method revolutionizes fecal examination—a practice that has remained unchanged for over 100 years—and enables the precise identification of parasites that would go undetected using conventional methods.

When Should You Test?

Worm infestations can cause many different symptoms. A test will give you peace of mind as to whether your pet is affected.

Common signs:

• Bloating
• Diarrhea
• Mucus in or on the stool
• Constipation or straining during defecation
• Vomiting
• More frequent bowel movements
• "Rice" or "spaghetti" in the stool
• Itching around the anus / “sledding”

Rare symptoms or in cases of severe infestation:

• Bloated abdomen
• Fatigue, lack of energy
• Blood in the stool
• Dull coat
• Coughing or sneezing
• Circulatory problems
• Loss of appetite
• Weight loss despite a good appetite
• Constipation

Which parasites are tested for?

• Roundworm
• Whipworm
• Hookworms
• Coccidia
• Giardia
• Heart and lungworms
• Tapeworm

It’s that easy:

Activate the test: Activate the test online at https://start.pezz.life/ and receive a free return label.

1. Collect a sample: Collect a single stool sample.
2. Send to the lab: Send the sample to the lab free of charge. You’ll receive the results in 24–48 hours.
3. You can view and download the status of your test and the results in the Pezz Help Center at https://help.pezz.life/de under “Everything About Your Lab Test.”

Your benefits:

• Precise diagnostics thanks to modern PCR technology
• Easy to use from home
• Reliable analysis in a specialized lab
• Early detection prevents unnecessary or incorrect deworming treatments
• Recommended by veterinarians

Test Instead of Unnecessary Deworming

Parasites are common and can also infect humans. With a worm test, you can detect an infestation early and spare your pet unnecessary deworming treatments. We recommend performing a test before every deworming treatment.

Give your dog or cat the best preventive care—safe, scientifically proven, and easy to do right from home!