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Draminski Ovulation Detector for dogs has been selling since 1993 and it has been
thoroughly tested by their distributors. The device is sold on many foreign markets with great success for example in United
Kingdom, Japan, United States, and many other countries.
At $435.00 U.S.D. It Will Pay For Itself The First Litter
THE ELECTRONIC DETECTOR ENABLES: * Exclusion of multiple mating of the bitch
* Identification of so called "false heat"
*Elimination
of problems associated with disorders during heat
*Time saving
* Great reduction in financial costs, Veterinarian bills, litters lost * If you are having trouble getting a breeding, This is you answer. * Know exactly when she is ready and should whelp.
Testing procedure:
Readings are taken by simply inserting
the probe into the vagina. Measurements are immediate. One or sometimes two readings a day as heat progresses are recommended.Characteristic changes in the electrical resistance of vaginal mucus are shown by the value of units on given day
of heat. The best time for mating is indicated. It occurs at the beginning of the decrease in mucus resistance values ( 1
- 2 days ) after the peak value is reached. This graph shows a typical curve (independent of breed) during heat.
Easy to use The detector is a small portable and very versatile instrument which is powered by a common 9V battery. It gives readouts
of electrical resistance of vaginal mucus which undergoes characteristic changes during the course of heat. ORDER ON LINE PRICES WILL DEPEND ON THE DOLLAR VALUE COMPARED
TO THE EURO
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Breeders will find
there are variations to this normal curve and the maximum peak reading between animals. Thus, this optimal graph may be adjusted
to each breeder's own experience and that of the individual bitch. This electronic detector has given favorably results
in tests at the Obstetrics Department. of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Agriculture and Technology,
Olsztyn, Poland. The advantages of using the detector have also been confirmed by research carried out at the university in
Giessen, Germany.
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