Adrienne is a licensed dog trainer and a former veterinary assistant who collaborates with some of the world’s top vets.
Dog pregnancy can be difficult to detect. Consider using a dog pregnancy test, learning the symptoms, and visiting your veterinarian.
A new easy way of detecting dog pregnancy at home
At Bellylabs, we want to simplify your life and the life of your dog. Our new home pregnancy test for dogs is the result of many years of research, development, and collaboration with top authorities, veterinarians, and breeders. It is a brand-new method for identifying dog pregnancies in the convenience of your own home.
No need for professional knowledge, no needles involved. The box contains everything you’ll need to conduct the test. A tiny drop of blood, easily obtained with a quick snap, is used for the test. Therefore it is easy, stress free and barely noticeable. You only need to bother your dog for one minute.
After 28 days have passed since ovulation, we advise testing for the highest degree of accuracy. Although there is no harm in testing sooner rather than later, there may not yet be enough hormone to make a reliable detection. Although there are virtually no false positives.
• Convenient: The test kit comes with everything required to conduct the test at home. No professional knowledge or needles needed. • Fast: Testing is quick, safe, simple, and stress-free. The test has a proven 96% accuracy rate. Results in 10 minutes.
*The Bellylabs pregnancy test was contrasted with an ultrasound-verified medical diagnosis. The study involved 70 performed tests. **If gestation days are calculated based on mating and the time of ovulation is unknown, they may differ. Before mating, ovulation can be precisely determined using a progesterone test.
The item is based on research, technology, and antibodies developed by Bellylabs. There is a PATENT PENDING.
Production in Finland, Europe, at a factory that is CE, ISO 13485:2016, and EC certified
1.Snap Use the lancet provided to snap your dog’s lip to obtain a small droplet of blood. The lancet is single use, and can be fired only once. VIDEO: How to use the lancet2. Collect Collect the sample to the sample swab until it is completely blood red throughout and will no longer absorb any more sample. This is important. 3. Drop & close Drop the swab into the buffer tube and swirl it around 3-5 times to release the sample, and break the end of the swab into the tube. 4. Release & read Turn the tube upside down, open the smaller bottom cap and drop 2 drops of the sample liquid into the test cassette’s sample hole. Set a timer for 10 minutes and your result is ready!
Features a test package with a cutout to hold the buffer tube, an instruction leaflet (in 8 languages), two single-use safety lancets, sample swabs, buffer bottles, buffer tubes, and test cassettes packaged in foil.
The test kit comes with everything required to conduct the test at home.
No professional knowledge or extra equipment needed. The Best Before Date for the test is always 18 months after production; purchase it now and use it whenever you need it. You can always anticipate months of use because we don’t keep large storages.
Read the instruction leaflet. English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, and Finnish instructions are available.
3 Early Indicators of Dog Pregnancy
What Are the Symptoms of Pregnancy in Dogs?
Your dog will begin to display some signs of pregnancy fairly soon. Although I wouldn’t advise relying solely on these signs to determine whether your dog is pregnant, you can use them to decide whether you should consult your veterinarian and have her tested.
These symptoms can include:
Depending on the dog and the stage of pregnancy, these symptoms can change. For instance, a pregnant dog is likely to vomit or refuse food at first. But as the pregnancy progresses, her appetite could significantly increase.
False pregnancy, aka pseudopregnancy, is very common in unspayed female dogs. Most dogs will exhibit some symptoms of a false pregnancy during their heat cycle. It usually occurs four to nine weeks after the end of oestrus.
False pregnancy refers to when a dog displays pregnancy symptoms but isn’t actually pregnant. These can include:
You shouldn’t rely solely on the symptoms mentioned above as signs of pregnancy because female dogs frequently experience pseudopregnancies. Instead, consult your veterinarian and have them conduct a more accurate test if your dog is displaying these symptoms and you suspect she is pregnant.
