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Submitting Samples for Animal Disease Testing

Serum samples (one ml minimum) are best collected in serum separator tubes and spun prior to shipment. This avoids problems due to seasonal temperature extremes. If serum is submitted, no preservative is needed. However, if whole blood is submitted during the summer, it is best to ship the samples with a cold pack. U.S. mail and UPS are both acceptable.

Please make sure all appropriate paperwork is completely filled out and signed to avoid delays in processing. Forms can be obtained from:

Michigan Department of Agriculture
Finance and Administrative Service Division

Office Services 
P.O. Box 30017
Lansing, Michigan 48909
517-373-9794.

Blood boxes and tubes for brucellosis testing can be obtained by calling 517-337-5059.

Mail sample to:

Michigan Department of Agriculture
Laboratory Division
1615 S. Harrison

East Lansing, MI 48823

Samples can also be dropped off Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30p.m. at the above address.

 

GLOBAL VET LINK

The Michigan Department of Agriculture accepts samples for Equine Infectious Anemia (Coggins) testing that are submitted through the private web-based company "Global Vet  Link".  Information related to using this service can be obtained through the company link at www.globalvetlink.com or by calling the lab at 517-337-5082.

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 •  Animal Disease Routine Testing Schedule
 •  Animal Drug Service Testing Fees.
 •  State Milk Laboratory Evaluation Program

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