Test Kits

CanineP4 keeps a large inventory of test kits for all systems in stock and ready to ship. Order by 1:30 PM CST for same-day shipping. Free 2-day shipping on all Finecare test kits! All refrigerated test kit shipments include interior temperature monitoring to ensure kit integrity. Call 844-673-7378 to order or with any questions.

An in-house dog progesterone test takes about 20 to 25 minutes from blood draw to result on most analyzers, including the Finecare Vet, Cube Vet, Bionote Vcheck V200, and Anbio 100C. The hands-on time is short: you draw a small blood sample, spin or separate the plasma, load the test cassette or strip, and the analyzer reads and reports the progesterone value automatically. A vet reference lab typically takes 24 hours or more, so in-house testing lets you make same-day breeding decisions instead of waiting on courier and lab schedules. CanineP4 ships analyzers and test kits same-day when you order before 1:30 PM CST Monday through Friday. See the full analyzer lineup and compatible test kits on the canine progesterone analyzers collection.

Finecare and Anbio 100C test kits should be stored at normal room temperature out of direct sunlight, with no refrigeration needed. They have a 2-year shelf life, so in most cases you'll have well over a year and a half to use them before they expire. Cube Vet and Bionote V200 kits require refrigeration and have a shorter shelf life. All kits should be kept in a climate-controlled environment away from extreme temperatures. Call 844-673-7378 with any storage questions.

CanineP4 has stress tested Finecare Pro Dx test kits in temperatures exceeding 140 degrees F. These kits remain stable even after exposure to very high temperatures for several days. In extreme summer heat, we pack kit shipments with ice and include a temperature monitoring strip to verify the conditions the kit experienced. Bionote and Cube Vet test kits are always shipped on ice in insulated boxes with temperature tracking technology. Call 844-673-7378 with any shipping concerns.

It depends on several variables: How much do you pay your testing provider? The average vet charge nationwide is about $130 per test. Progesterone testing kits for the analyzers we offer range from $9 to $18. How far do you travel to your provider? At the IRS rate of 69 cents per mile, a 100-mile round trip costs $69 in travel. With your own analyzer, travel costs are $0. How much time is tied up? A typical trip with wait time is 2.5 hours. At $50 per hour, that's $125 in time per test. How many tests per cycle? Say 3 trips to the vet: $130 x 3 = $390 for testing, $69 x 3 = $207 for travel, $125 x 3 = $375 for time. Total: $972 per breeding per dog. With the Finecare Pro Dx at $9 per test x 3 = $27 total. That's a savings of $945 per breeding cycle per dog. Multiply that across all your dogs and tests per year, and the analyzer pays for itself quickly. Call 844-673-7378 to discuss your savings potential.