|
#1
|
|||
|
|||
|
pregnancy is she or isnt she
English Setter bitch was bred on Feb19&20 2007 was taken to vets office on April 6 2007 which makes her 47days into her pegnancy had x rays done to see if she was preg. vet says no x rays neg. is this to early is there a possibility the pups arent visible yet the bitch shows all signs increased appetite more H20 and weight gain about 5 pounds any insight on this
|
|
#2
|
||||
|
||||
|
It's not too early for xrays. It could be a false pregnancy though. Pretty much going to have to wait her out till day 60-65 and see what happens.
__________________
CRB Houdini's Apple Cider RXMCL AGDC AADC MSDC MJDC RNT CL3-F CL3-H EXJ Bronze Stanton Acres Out Of The Ashes SGDC RNMCL MJDC ADC CL3-F CL3-S CL3-H Stark Naked Burn it to the Ground |
|
#3
|
||||
|
||||
|
Radiography
Radiographic imaging (X-ray) of the abdomen is most accurate for determining pregnancy during the last trimester (43 to 63 days after ovulation). After 42 days, the fetal skulls and spines are visible on radiographs. As pregnancy advances, the bones of the front legs become visible, followed by the bones of the rear legs, the pelvis and the ribs. Finally, the fetal teeth become visible around 56 to 61 days after ovulation. Prior to 40 days, the enlarging uterus may be visible on radiographs, but it may appear very much like the surrounding intestines. The contents of the pregnant uterus may be difficult to distinguish from an abnormal non-pregnant uterus before fetal skeletons develop. The physical and medical condition of the bitch will help to identify a diseased or a healthy pregnant uterus. http://lowchensaustralia.com/breeding/pregdetermine.htm
__________________
"For every animal that dies in a shelter, there is someone somewhere responsible for its death". |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
|
|