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A young female cow that is growing and not yet in milk, up to her first breeding and calving.
A heifer is the future of the herd. Lab checks before first breeding can find brucellosis, mineral shortage and tick fever, and set a baseline. This page lists the tests vets often discuss for growing heifers.
Problems found before breeding are far cheaper to deal with than problems found after a failed pregnancy. Screening keeps disease out of the herd.
What vets often check
An antibody test before breeding protects the herd and the people who handle calving.
Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and trace minerals support growth and later fertility.
A CBC and smear look for anaemia and tick-borne parasites.
Progesterone helps your vet judge cycles when a heifer is slow to show heat.
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.
Hormone, infection and pregnancy checks for cows and buffaloes that do not conceive.
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Blood smear panel, CBC and a tick fever RT-PCR panel for cows and buffaloes with fever or anaemia.
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Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, zinc and selenium, with a liver check and CBC.
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₹700
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Whole blood (EDTA) + blood smear
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A growing heifer can be checked before first breeding with a brucellosis test, a blood count, a mineral profile and a progesterone test. Your vet decides which of these she needs.
18 Oct 2026
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