Dog Breeding Check Pack
Brucellosis screening, progesterone and a smear, for a female dog planned for breeding.
5 tests in one package · Sample: Serum + whole blood (EDTA) + vaginal smear
The Dog Breeding Check Pack is for a female dog being planned for breeding. Canine brucellosis can cause abortion and infertility and can pass to people, so it is screened before breeding. Progesterone and a vaginal smear help your vet judge the right time to mate, and a CBC checks general health. The stud dog may need brucellosis screening and a semen analysis, which your vet can request separately. A registered veterinarian reads the results together with the animal's signs and history.
Tests inside this package
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Canine Brucellosis (Rapid Test) is a quick kit test that looks for antibodies to Brucella bacteria in a dog's blood or serum. It can help screen dogs with breeding problems such as abortion or infertility.
Rapid Kit TestsSample: Blood / serumSingle test: ₹800
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Brucella canis RT-PCR is a test that looks for the genetic material (DNA) of Brucella canis, a bacterium that can cause abortion and infertility in dogs and can pass to people. It can be done on whole blood, a vaginal swab or semen.
RT-PCR / Molecular TestsSample: Whole blood, vaginal swab or semen
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Progesterone is a hormone made by the ovaries that rises around ovulation. In a female dog, its blood level helps vets find the right time for mating.
Canine & Feline Specific AssaysSample: SerumSingle test: ₹1,500
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Vaginal cytology studies cells from a vaginal swab under a microscope to help show the stage of the heat cycle and any sign of inflammation or infection. It can be done in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.
Histopathology & CytologySample: Cotton swab of vaginal mucosaSingle test: ₹400
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A CBC counts the red cells, white cells and platelets in a blood sample and can help show anaemia (low red cells), infection or inflammation (the body's reaction to injury). It suits dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.
HaematologySample: Whole blood (EDTA)Single test: ₹400
Who is this package for?
- Female dogs being planned for breeding
- Breeders who want to screen for brucellosis first
- Dogs that missed a heat or have had trouble conceiving
- Kennels that need health proof before mating
Benefits
- Screens for canine brucellosis with a quick test and a confirming RT-PCR
- Progesterone and smear help your vet pick the mating time
- A CBC checks general health
- Needs one blood sample and one smear
- Helps protect the dog, the litter and the people who handle them
How often? Done before each planned breeding, as your vet advises.
Questions about this package
Why test for brucellosis before breeding?
Does the stud dog need testing too?
Can progesterone tell the exact day to mate?
Packages support your veterinarian’s decisions; they do not replace an examination. A registered veterinarian should read the results together with your animal’s signs and history.
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Dog Breeding Check Pack: Bhopal and the big cities of Madhya Pradesh
Free sample collection anywhere in Bhopal. From the other cities, send the sample by courier, bus parcel or through your local veterinarian, and the report comes to you online.
Free collection in these Bhopal areas
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