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The signs of parasites don't necessarily have to be in an actual stool. There may be residual worm eggs, amoebae, and oocysts from cryptosporidium clinging to the walls of the cloaca. If these can be found via a swabbing and identified microscopically, the proper treatment(s) can be initiated.Okay I will thanks. Should I ask for another cloacal swab too? Like I said last he managed to scrape a bit of dried poo from Speedys cloaca and could see worm eggs in it. How will a cloacal swab properly identify the parasite if I have no stool sample? Thank you.