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KNS are a privately owned Canadian company incorporated in 2004. Its Corporate Head Office is located in Toronto . The company is managed by a group of highly professional, customer driven professionals. KNS have three primary businesses areas. Their core business is distribution of several state of the art medical devices for human care. They represent Echosens for FibroScan non Invasive Liver Diagnostic Device, Kawasumi Laboratories for Evaclio Liver Dialysis Filter and Evaflux Liver Therapy Filter, Informed for Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Filters and Systems and Infohemo for CRRT fluids. |
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The Revolutionary Cattle Pregnancy Diagnostic Kit
- Preg-O-Vet a New Cow-Side Pregnancy Detection Test Kit Promoting Better Reproductive Efficiency and increasing pregnancy rate by decreasing the interval between Artificial Insemination services for Dairy and Beef Cattle.
- Preg-O-Vet is based on Milk progesterone hormone to detect Pregnancy.
- Preg-O-Vet is non-invasive and in-vitro pregnancy test
- Preg-O-Vet is easy to handle and can be used by any body in the farm.
- Preg-O-Vet is proven tested and highly effective, in negative pregnancy 100% accuracy and in positive pregnancy 90-95% accuracy.
- Preg-O-Vet acts on 20th post-insemination day to detect early pregnancy of a dairy animal
- Preg-O-Vet is quicker in action, test results are immediate (Maximum 15 minutes).
- Preg-O-Vet is safe to the animal because test require only MILK so no anti-infective measure is needed.
Why do you need Cattle Pregnancy Test?
Early detection of non-pregnant cows allows them to be quickly re-inseminated.
Early Pregnancy Detection of Non- pregnant cows as early as on 20th day after insemination.
If the time to re-insemination is reduced, the reproductive performance of the dairy herd should be improved too.
Eearly pregnancy diagnosis remains a key factor in improving reproductive performance.
Study revealed that only 38-40% of all inseminations perform shows positive in pregnancy so regular pregnancy test is a very useful tool to differentiate between pregnant and non-pregnant cows.
Study also showed that on an average, insemination has to be performed three times before the animal become pregnant and a single insemination may not produce a calf. For a successful pregnancy cow may require more inseminations followed by post-insemination pregnancy test regularly.
It has been noticed that nearly 20-30% of non-pregnant animals have irregular or extended estrogen cycle and did not return to heat on 21st post-insemination day but may return to heat anywhere between 25-40th post-insemination day and give a false impression of pregnancy, but routine pregnancy test after post-insemination will clear this confusion.