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Cat Fecal Health Kit

Regular price  $139.00
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Digestive health, parasites, and gut imbalances — identified early, before symptoms escalate.

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    27+ targets detected
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    Results within 24–48 hours of your sample arriving at our lab
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    Digital report with action plan included

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Diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, litter box changes — or a clear baseline for a healthy cat.

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Meet the Cat Fecal Health Kit

The Feline Fecal Health Panel provides clear insight into your cat’s digestive health by screening for parasites, harmful bacteria, and gut imbalances that can affect overall wellness.

Many feline digestive issues begin quietly with subtle changes in litter box habits, occasional vomiting, or soft stools before turning into bigger problems. This panel helps identify potential concerns early, so you can act quickly and keep your cat comfortable.

This test is lab-processed using PCR diagnostics, the same gold-standard technology trusted by veterinarians.

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What we test for

What it screens for

Bacteria and bacterial toxins — the overgrowths behind most sudden digestive upsets. Several can pass to people.

Viruses — including panleukopenia, the serious one every cat owner wants ruled out quickly.

Intestinal worms — roundworms, hookworms, whipworm, and tapeworms, detected by their DNA rather than by waiting for an egg to appear under a microscope.

Protozoa — single-cell parasites including Tritrichomonas, a leading cause of stubborn diarrhea in young cats, and Toxoplasma, relevant for any household with a pregnancy.

See the full target list — 27 targets

Bacteria & toxins

  • Clostridium perfringens alpha toxin (CPA) — a common bacterial overgrowth linked to sudden diarrhea
  • Clostridium perfringens enterotoxin (CPE) — the toxin gene tied to more significant disease
  • Campylobacter jejuni — bacterial diarrhea; can pass to people
  • Campylobacter coli — bacterial diarrhea; can pass to people
  • Salmonella spp. — bacterial infection; can pass to people

Viruses

  • Feline panleukopenia virus — a serious, vaccine-preventable viral disease
  • Feline coronavirus (FeCoV) — a common and usually mild virus worth knowing about

Roundworms

  • Toxocara cati — the most common cat roundworm; can pass to people
  • Toxocara canis — the dog roundworm, occasionally found in cats
  • Toxascaris leonina — a roundworm of both cats and dogs
  • Baylisascaris procyonis — the raccoon roundworm; uncommon, and worth catching early

Hookworms

  • Ancylostoma — the common hookworm; can pass to people
  • Uncinaria stenocephala — the northern hookworm

Whipworm

  • Trichuris vulpis — a whipworm causing chronic, on-and-off diarrhea

Tapeworms

  • Dipylidium caninum — the flea tapeworm, the one owners most often spot
  • Taenia spp. — tapeworms picked up from hunting
  • Echinococcus granulosus — a tapeworm worth catching early; can pass to people
  • Echinococcus multilocularis — a rare tapeworm worth catching early; can pass to people

Protozoa

  • Tritrichomonas blagburni — a leading cause of chronic diarrhea in young cats
  • Giardia spp. — soft, foul-smelling diarrhea; very contagious between pets
  • Cystoisospora spp. — coccidia, a common cause of diarrhea in kittens
  • Eimeria spp. — coccidia, usually picked up from the environment
  • Cryptosporidium spp. — a protozoal parasite causing watery diarrhea
  • Cryptosporidium felis — species-level identification of the cat strain
  • Cryptosporidium canis — species-level identification of the dog strain
  • Toxoplasma gondii — a protozoal parasite; important to know about in households with a pregnancy
  • Neospora caninum — a protozoal parasite, occasionally found in cats

Every sample is processed by PCR in our laboratory. Panels are reviewed and updated by our veterinary advisors as the science evolves.

How it works

Our feline fecal health panel includes everything you need to collect and securely return a sample at home, with clear instructions and a prepaid mailer.

Samples are analyzed using advanced molecular diagnostics, and results are delivered digitally with clear, actionable insights to support proactive care and help prevent digestive concerns from escalating.

What's inside

Everything you need is included:

  • Feline fecal health panel for gut health and pathogen screening
  • Step-by-step instructions
  • Prepaid return mailer
  • Digital diagnostic report delivered securely

It’s the simplest way to start proactive, preventative care, with clarity you can trust.

Why the Cat Fecal Health Kit

Digestive issues are extremely common in cats, especially in multi-cat homes. Early detection helps:

  • Catch parasites or imbalances before they cause weight loss or chronic diarrhea
  • Reduce stress on your cat (and your furniture)
  • Support faster, more targeted care
  • Avoid unnecessary vet visits or medications

This panel is designed to provide clarity when litter box changes or mild tummy issues don’t yet point to an obvious cause.

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Fecal sample collection kit with green box and white container on a white background

Cat Fecal Health Kit

Regular price  $139.00
Sale price  $139.00 Regular price 

How it works

Simple from swab to results.

Step 1

Collect

A gentle oral, fecal, or respiratory swab, takes under two minutes.

Step 2

Send to Lab

Your sample is processed using gold-standard PCR diagnostics in a certified laboratory.

Step 3

Get Results

Receive clear, easy-to-understand insights about your pet's health with guidance to decide what to do next.

AT-HOME DIAGNOSTICS - RESULTS IN 24-48hrs -
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    Shara
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    13 hours ago
    Bengal mama

    The range of targets covered was a big reason I chose this kit. For me, it’s a worthwhile purchase to help stay informed about her health.

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    Jocelyn
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    19 hours ago
    Slimey stool

    I’d noticed her stool looking a little slimier than usual, without getting too graphic, and had a feeling something was up. Her results came back positive for CPA. Thankfully, she hasn’t seemed too unwell, and I’m happy we checked instead of continuing to guess. Also with a dramatic cat, I'm glad this wasn't an invasive sample collection .

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    Rachel J.
    Verified Reviewer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    4 days ago
    Happy Cat, Happy Mom

    My cat Coco is a rescue and gets very anxious if moved or around loud environments. She always has health issues which usually turns out to be nothing but Coco is my life so I always get stressed when I have to take her to the vet.

    I was so happy to find this kit. It was worth the money not having us both go through a stressful situation. Not only was I able to get answers but the vet knew my situation and accepted the results. Coco is getting the meds she needs and nobody was tortured in the process.

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    Joanna G.
    Verified Reviewer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    5 days ago
    nice being able to check this stuff at home!

    got this for bruce just to check on his gut health. the kit was really easy to use and came with everything i needed. just collected the sample and sent it back, no issues. results were easy to understand too

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    Cindy
    Verified Reviewer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 weeks ago
    perfect for his yearly fecal test

    I usually have Milo's fecal test done once a year at the vet, but decided to try doing it this way instead. Collection was really simple and I love that I can just have the results ready to bring with me to his annual appointment. Made the whole thing a lot easier!

Lab results you can actually act on.

Our AI engine analyzes every PCR finding against thousands of clinical patterns. The result: clear answers, personalized next steps, no medical jargon.

Everything we tested — Cat panel results in the Petwealth app
Cat health status overview in the Petwealth app
A detected pathogen explained in the Petwealth app

Choose Your Care

Lab-grade testing, without the friction.

Each panel uses the same gold-standard PCR science.

Petwealth Fecal Health PanelStandard in-clinic fecal floatTypical mail-in gut test
How it worksPCR — detects each pathogen’s DNA directlyA technician looks for worm eggs under a microscopeSequences gut bacteria to describe overall balance
Targets screened27 — bacteria, viruses, worms, and protozoaWorm eggs and some protozoaBacteria composition; specific pathogens vary by product
Intestinal wormsDetected by DNA, even between shedding cyclesDetected when eggs happen to be present in the sampleNot typically included
Bacteria & toxin genesYes — including Salmonella, Campylobacter, and clostridial toxin genesNoOverall balance; some harmful bacteria
VirusesYes — including panleukopeniaNoNot typically included
ProtozoaYes — Giardia, coccidia, Cryptosporidium, and moreSome, when actively shedding; Giardia often needs a separate testNot typically included
Results24–48 hoursOften same day at the clinicTypically several weeks
Your reportAI-personalized and plain-language, with a clinical appendix for your vetA lab printout, interpreted by your vetInteractive microbiome report
Vet accessIncluded — talk to a vet through our partner Pawp Your veterinarian, in personVaries by product
Return shippingFree prepaid return mailer included— sample dropped at the clinicUsually included
Sample from homeYes — no vet visit neededRequires a clinic visitYes

Comparison reflects the typical methodology of each test category, not any specific brand or clinic. A fecal float remains a valuable tool your veterinarian may use alongside PCR results.

Our veterinary advisors

Led by doctors with 40+ years of veterinary and preventative health experience

Developed with over 40 years of combined experience in veterinary medicine, diagnostics, and preventive health.

Dr. Sharon A. MacIvor
Dr. Sharon A. MacIvor, DVM
Chief Veterinary Advisor

40+ years in private practice, with deep expertise in infectious disease, diagnostics, and preventive care.

Dr. Amy Attas
Dr. Amy Attas, VMD
Veterinary Medical Advisor

UPenn-trained vet and founder of Manhattan's premier house-call practice. Author of Pets and the City.

Built on clinical-grade standards
IN-HOUSE LAB
MOLECULAR PCR TESTING
VET REVIEWED
UP TO 43 PATHOGENS
RESULTS IN 24-48 HRS
AT-HOME COLLECTION
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Dr. Sharon A. MacIvor
Dr. Sharon A. MacIvor, DVM
Chief Veterinary Advisor

Dr. Sharon MacIvor is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with more than 40 years of clinical experience in private practice. As owner and medical director of a Miami veterinary practice, she diagnoses and treats infectious and reportable diseases, leads emergency triage and surgical care, and has built her practice around rigorous biosecurity, isolation, and infection-control protocols.

Her expertise spans infectious and zoonotic disease management, risk evaluation and containment, and regulatory compliance — work that has included coordinating with local and state public health authorities and maintaining clinical operations through crisis conditions. During the COVID-19 pandemic she served as a relief veterinarian across South Florida hospitals, sustaining urgent and surgical care through staffing shortages and strict public-health restrictions.

Dr. MacIvor earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University College of Veterinary Medicine. She is a USDA Accredited Veterinarian and a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. At Petwealth, she helps ensure that every panel reflects the same diagnostic rigor and preventive-care philosophy she brings to the exam room.

Dr. Amy Attas
Dr. Amy Attas, VMD
Veterinary Medical Advisor

Dr. Amy Attas always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian — there's photographic evidence that her first patient was Spot, a black-and-white plush toy, when she was just five years old. She landed her first real job in a veterinary hospital at thirteen and hasn't stopped since.

A lifelong New Yorker, she attended Barnard College before heading to the University of Pennsylvania, where she earned both a master's degree in animal behavior and her doctorate in veterinary medicine. She returned to New York to complete a one-year internship in medicine and surgery at the Animal Medical Center in Manhattan, then spent four years at a prestigious small-animal practice on Park Avenue.

In 1992, she founded City Pets, a veterinary house-call service whose team cares for the dogs and cats living, working, and visiting in New York City. A serial pug rescuer, Dr. Amy splits her time between New York and Connecticut with her husband, Steve, and their rescued pug puppy, Kokoru. She is the author of Pets and the City: True Tales of a Manhattan House Call Veterinarian (Putnam, 2024).

Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

When will my kit ship?

Petwealth kits are now shipping.
You'll receive:
• A confirmation email immediately after purchase
• Tracking information as soon as your kit ships


Questions about your order? Contact us anytime at support@petwealth.com.

How does Petwealth work?

Petwealth makes it easy to gain deeper insight into your pet's health from home.
Simply collect your pet's sample using the materials included in your kit, return it to our certified laboratory using the prepaid mailer, and receive a personalized digital report with your results and next steps.

Petwealth uses lab-processed PCR diagnostics, the same gold-standard technology trusted by veterinarians. PCR testing is highly sensitive and can detect certain pathogens and health indicators before symptoms appear, helping you act earlier with confidence.

How long does it take to get results?

Once our laboratory receives your sample, results are typically delivered within 24–48 hours.


You'll be notified as soon as your report is ready.

How do I access my results?

When your results are ready, you'll receive an email directing you to your secure Petwealth
account.
Your digital report can be viewed anytime and shared with your veterinarian if desired.

Does Petwealth replace my veterinarian?

Not at all. Petwealth complements veterinary care. It doesn't replace it.
We work alongside your veterinarian by providing laboratory-based insights that can help you make more informed decisions about your pet's health.

If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact your veterinarian or the nearest emergency veterinary hospital immediately.

Still have questions?

We're here to help. Email us anytime at support@petwealth.com.

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