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This introductory brochure will help explain progesterone testing and introduce you to our reproduction services.  \nYour progesterone results will be ready in about 2 hours. Please be sure we have your correct contact information. We can also text the results. This brochure and your receipt will help you determine the best time to either retest or breed your dog. If you have further questions please let us know.  \nProgesterone Results Summary:  \nAll results are in ng/ml  \n1.0 or less: Your dog is very early, too early to predict the best time to breed. Retest in 2-3 days. Going over 3 days may mean missing the best time to breed your dog.  \n1.0 to 2.0 : Check every other day. Frozen semen can be ordered at any time as we can store it here until your bitch is ready.  \n2.0 to 5.0 : Test every day. Your dog could be ready almost any day. We usually start natural breeding's the day the progesterone goes over 10. For fresh chilled and frozen semen, we usually want the progesterone between 15 and 22. Progesterone levels can sometime double in 24 hours so daily testing is imperative.  \n15-22 : Your bitch is ready to breed. This is the best time for Transcervical and Surgical insemination.  \n22-30 : Your bitch is at the end of her fertile time. We recommend a Transcervical or surgical insemination at this time.  \n30-35 : Some dogs still conceive with progesterone’s in this level, especially those who are still 3-6 days since they ovulated, or when the progesterone went over 6. Transcervical or Surgical insemination is best, because the cervix will be starting to  \nclose.  \n35 and above: The best time to breed your dog has already passed.  \nPregnancy Diagnosis:  \n1. Ultrasound can be done as early as 24 days from the last breeding, but for a more accurate diagnosis we recommend doing it in 28-35 days from the last breeding. Puppy count is only an estimate at this stage with ultrasound.  \n2. Radiographs give us a more accurate puppy count, although no technique is 100 percent. We recommend radiographs any time after 55 days. You will receive an email copy of the radiographs for your records and your puppy people. We can schedule your c section appointment at this time. Scheduled c-sections are greatly discounted for our breeder clients.  \nAssisted Breeding Options:  \n1. Transcervical Insemination (No Anesthesia, no surgery)  \nThis economical, non-anesthetic procedure has been shown to be more successful than surgical implants. An endoscope is placed in a special shunt and inserted vaginally, the bitch's cervix is then visualized. A special sterile catheter is inserted through the scope, past the cervix and into the uterus. This is the same place the semen is inserted in a surgical implant. This procedure can be done multiple times in one season and can be done with frozen semen, fresh chilled semen, or fresh semen.  \n2. Surgical Inseminations (General Anesthesia and Surgery Involved)  \nthe gold standard of inseminations, this procedure is still commonly practiced especially for dogs that have had problems conceiving or with frozen semen. Our surgical implants include pre-anesthetic lab work ad pain medication for your bitch, along with state-ofthe-art anesthesia and monitoring.  \n3. Artificial insemination (Modified with a special catheter)  \nAt Chino Hills this includes a semen evaluation and a special catheter that places thesemen at the opening of the cervix and the inflatable tip mimics the tie of the male dog, forcing semen in through the cervix.  \nWhat makes Chino Hills your hospital for Reproduction Services?  \nWe are truly your one stop veterinarian for all thing reproduction. As breeders ourselves, we want to help you have great success. We have the knowledge and experience to help you.  \nOur Services include:  \n*Discounted c-section packages for planned c-sections. (This includes not only preanesthetic lab work, fluid, and state ofthe art anesthesia and ","cbCaii8COAuuv6o4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii8COAuuv6o4","pdf",136620,"English","# Progesterone testing overview\n## What to expect for results\n## Progesterone results interpretation (ng/ml)\n# Pregnancy diagnosis options\n## Ultrasound timing\n## Radiographs and records\n# Assisted breeding options\n## Transcervical insemination\n## Surgical inseminations\n## Artificial insemination (modified)\n# Reproduction services and value for breeders\n## Breeding and semen services\n## In-house testing and diagnostics\n## Additional support and health programs","[{\"question\":\"How long does it take to get progesterone test results?\",\"answer\":\"Results are typically ready in about 2 hours. 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