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When I called them they did not give me thY option. Or maybe they will take some out of her when they do the necropsy.Any veterinarian should be able to do a faecal float. It's basically just diluting poop in a solution and looking at it under a microscope to search for parasites.
It won't always come up positive if you do have a high worm load, but it generally gives you some idea what you're looking at--and what you need to treat. Different wormers kill different worms, so if you have roundworms and are treating for tapeworms, you may be flat out of luck.
I am home now so I have the name of the dewormer it's. Piperazine 52