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| Bovine Target Kits |
- This kit is an accurate method
for determining the presence of a
corpus luteum (CL) and for
determining if it is producing
progesterone.
- By identifying open cows earlier
this kit will reduce the days open
and lower costs.
- Recommended for use in embryo
transfer programs to check if there
is adequate progesterone level in
the recipient to support the embryo.
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Target Kits can be used: |
- With Prostaglandin
injection
- To confirm heat
- To identify cysts
- For embryo transfer
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| Canine
Target Kits |
- The main reason for
unsuccessful breedings
is improper timing.
- Accurate timing is
important for breeding
success especially when
the breeding is done
with fresh chilled or
frozen semen.
- This kit will enable
the user to determine
the optimum time for
fertilisation.
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| Equine Target Kits |
- The mare’s
reproductive cycle is
subject to great
variability. Measuring
the progesterone
concentration permits
the most accurate
determination of where
the mare is in her cycle
and allows planning of
the most effective
reproductive program.
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be used: |
- With prostaglandin
injection
- With Regu-Mate
- To monitor pregnancy
- For embryo transfer
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| IgG Kits |
Foals are born with
little or no circulating
immunoglobulins. They are
therefore without protection
against challenge from
invasive micro organisms or
other antigenic substances.
The passive transfer of
immunity occurs after birth
via ingestion and absorption
of colostrums. Up to 20% of
newborn foals experience a
partial or total failure of
passive transfer, and these
animals are at high risk of
serious illness or death.
Failure of this passive
transfer can occur as a
result of premature
lactation, deficient
suckling, malabsorption or
low IgG levels in
colostrum.
An IgG test can identify if
a failure of passive
transfer has occurred or
not. This test detects the
levels of IgG in the blood
which are indicative of the
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