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From the working and riding years through breeding age, until the senior years.
Riding, working and breeding horses meet flies, ticks, worms and other horses, so lab checks help find problems early and are often asked for before a sale or a journey. This page lists the tests vets discuss for adult horses.
Horses are moved, sold and kept in groups, and some diseases spread quietly between them. Blood and dung tests give your vet a baseline and a way to screen before problems spread.
What vets often check
A CBC with liver, kidney and muscle enzyme tests shows the general health of the horse.
A blood smear, dung egg count and, where needed, RT-PCR look for ticks borne parasites and worms.
EIA (Coggins) and glanders tests are asked for before buying, selling or moving horses.
Swab RT-PCR for influenza, herpesvirus or strangles, with a CBC and SAA, helps name the cause.
A registered veterinarian chooses the tests that suit your animal's signs, age and history. This page is general information, not advice for one animal.
Blood count, liver, kidney, muscle enzyme, sugar, blood parasite and dung egg checks for horses.
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EIA (Coggins), glanders, surra smear and tick fever RT-PCR for horses.
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Blood health checks plus EIA, glanders and a blood parasite smear, for a horse you are thinking of buying.
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Influenza, herpesvirus and strangles RT-PCR with a CBC and SAA, for horses with fever and cough.
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Progesterone for the mare, IgG for the newborn foal, and a CBC, for breeding stables.
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Whole blood (EDTA)
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Nasal swab, guttural pouch wash or abscess pus
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Horse owners in Madhya Pradesh most often need disease screening for sale or travel, a parasite check and a yearly health look. A vet takes the samples, and the lab accepts them from stables in Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Jabalpur and beyond.
18 Oct 2026
A young horse about to start training usually benefits from a baseline check: a blood count, a muscle enzyme test, a blood parasite smear and a dung test for worm eggs. Your vet decides which fit.
18 Oct 2026
Equine infectious anaemia (EIA) is a blood-borne virus disease of horses, and the Coggins test can help detect antibodies to it, even in a horse that looks healthy. EIA is a notifiable disease.
18 Oct 2026
Glanders is a serious notifiable bacterial disease of horses that can pass to people. A vet should take the sample for the antibody test, which is a screening step and not an official verdict.
18 Oct 2026
Strangles is a contagious horse infection with fever, nasal discharge and swollen glands under the jaw. The lab can help confirm it with RT-PCR on a nasal swab, a guttural pouch wash or pus from an abscess.
18 Oct 2026
Fever and cough in a horse may come from equine influenza, equine herpesvirus or another germ, and a nasal swab tested by RT-PCR can help tell them apart. One negative result is never the last word.
18 Oct 2026
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