Raw & Paw Co
(RLN) Canine Pregnancy Confirmation Only $95 - Book Now
(RLN) Canine Pregnancy Confirmation Only $95 - Book Now
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Utilizing the HealVet 3000 for the most accurate pregnancy testing available in the market today.
Please select a time that is at least 2 hours in advance
Fertility Appointment Notice
To ensure the best care for your pets, please schedule with our partnered veterinarian if you haven’t already done so. When you book your fertility appointment, we will reach out to confirm the details and coordinate with the veterinarian.
If we’re unable to secure the vet’s availability for your initial appointment, we will arrange a separate follow-up appointment to accommodate your needs. Your pet’s health and successful breeding are our top priorities!
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us!
Canine Relaxin（C-RLN）Rapid Quantitative Test
Canine relaxin diagnosis is a simple, convenient and accurate detection method, which is widely used in the auxiliary diagnosis of early pregnancy in animals. From the 25th to 30th day of pregnancy, the level of early progesterone in the blood of female dogs increases, and early pregnancy can be quickly diagnosed by fluorescence immunochromatography or color latex test.
Features:
● Animal: Canine
● Sample type: Plasma, Serum
● Sample volume: 75μL
● Detection range：0.5-50 ng/mL
● Reaction time: 15 min
●4-30°storage, 24 months shelf life
Reference range of Relaxin in canine blood:
1.Detection range: 0.5-50 ng/mL
2.Reference:
|
Signification |
ng/mL |
|
Non-pregnancy period |
<3 |
|
Pregnancy |
≥3 |
* The recommended testing time is 25-30 days after mating. Due to individual differences, if a negative occurs maybe the first time of testing is too early, you will need to test again after 5 days.
Each Laboratory should establish a reference range that is representative of the population to be evaluated. The diagnosis must be made in conjunction with other clinical symptoms and tests.
