Ultrasound Scanning - £45
We use ultrasound scanning to monitor the reproductive health of female dogs during pregnancy. Ultrasound scanning is a non-invasive medical imaging technique that uses sound waves to produce real-time images of internal organs and structures in the body. Ultrasound scanning is an important tool for dog breeders because it allows them to monitor the health of the developing puppies and their mother during pregnancy.
- During pregnancy, ultrasound scanning can detect the presence of viable embryos, monitor fetal development, and assess the health of the uterus and placenta. Ultrasound scanning can also determine the number of puppies in the litter, estimate their gestational age, and identify any abnormalities or potential complications, such as ectopic pregnancy, fetal death, or placental problems.
- Ultrasound scanning can also be used to confirm pregnancy early on, usually around the 28th day after breeding. This early confirmation is essential for ensuring that the female dog receives proper prenatal care, including a healthy diet, exercise, and preventative medical care.
- Using ultrasound scanning, dog breeders can make informed decisions about the management of the pregnancy and the delivery of the puppies. For example, they can plan for cesarean section deliveries if necessary, or anticipate any potential problems that may require medical intervention.
In summary, ultrasound scanning is an important tool for dog breeders to monitor the reproductive health of female dogs during pregnancy. By providing real-time images of the developing puppies and their mother, ultrasound scanning allows breeders to make informed decisions about the management of the pregnancy, ensure the health of the mother and puppies, and maximize the chances of a successful outcome.