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Freeze today, thaw the future...
Stud Dog Fertility Testing
Cost : £40.00 + VAT
- Collecting of Ejaculant
- Sperm Concentration
- Volume of Ejaculant
- Progressive motility
Freezing Procedures
Cost £210 + VAT. This price includes stud dog sperm testing.
- Collecting of Ejaculant
- Sperm Concentration
- Volume of Ejaculant
- Progressive motility
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Continued testing of sperm
- Extender and mediums required
- Freezing of sperm in 0.5ml straws
- Includes 12 months storage of straws
- Bring a 2nd dog on the same visit based at our office for only £110.00 + VAT.
Storage costs
Years 2 and Thereafter
£2.00 + vat, per straw, per year or part thereof.
Storage of straws not prepared by ourselves
£3.00 + VAT per straw, per year or part thereof.
Shipping of Frozen Straws
Cost for hire of dry shipper including liquid nitrogen (Dry Shipper to be returned within 2 weeks).
£50.00 + VAT (Costs thereafter £50 + VAT per week or part thereof).
Import/Inspection charges may apply.
** New Cryodrum**- the one way shipper is now available, dramatically reducing the shipping costs to most countries world-wide.
Please note: The one way shipper is designed to keep the frozen semen at a stable temperature for upto 4 days, for certain countries this method may not be suitable.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Please contact DEFRA in regard to any health checks required prior to collection/freezing.
THE KENNEL CLUB & ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATIONUPDATE.
The Kennel Club has routinely accepted for registration puppies whelped from a bitch bred by artificial insemination provided the breeding has conformed to these criteria:-
* At the time of insemination the sire must not be alive and resident in the United Kingdom, unless he is an Irish Wolfhound over the age of 8.5 years.
* The sire must have previously sired a registered litter by natural mating.
* The insemination must not be surgical (otherwise registration of the litter is at the discretion of the Kennel Club).
* If the bitch herself was whelped from a litter bred by the artificial insemination of a maiden bitch, then she must have previously produced a registered litter to a natural mating.
In all other cases, breeders are advised to seek the permission of the Kennel Club before the bitch is inseminated. Fit And Fertile Ltd advise that any further information must be obtained from the Kennel Club.
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Stud Dog Fertility and Semen Preservation
