The cow's reproductive tract is examined for response to FSH, and the cow is given a caudal epidural to eliminate straining during the flush.
A Foley catheter is placed in the cow's uterine body, then an air bubble is expanded to prevent fluid from exiting through the cervix.
Two valves are used to allow fluid to flow from a bag into the cow's uterus, then from the uterus into a filter that holds the embryos.
A microscope is used to search for embryos. There is often mucus and debris present.
All embryos are set aside in a small dish for washing and staging/grading.
Embryos are closely examined to determine stage (maturity) and grade (quality).
Embryos are loaded into individual straws for freezing or transfer.
Each embryo is labeled with information regarding the embryo stage and grade, as well and donor and sire registration information.
Applied when donors are NOT on a current flush program; either between flushes, or after a flush for observation and breeding
Frozen transfers can be performed in clinic or on farm.
Travel fee is calculated per mile from our clinic and charged one way. Fee will be split if multiple farms are scheduled in an area on the same day. $40 minimum.
Flush can be performed in our facility or set up on farm if there are a significant number of recipients set up for fresh transfer.
10% discount when freezing 10 or more embryos
Folltropin is the only available form of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) in the United States at this time.
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Donor housing includes daily care and feeding as well as management of superovulation, breeding, and flushing. A reproductive exam is performed on all donors prior to CIDR insertion. Donors are on site for approximately 31 days minimum, and can be picked up immediately following the flush or can stay on site for heat observation and breeding post-flush for an additional daily fee. Embryos are typically frozen, but fresh transfers can be scheduled as well.
Cows for the November flush group must be dropped off at Bishop Repro prior to October 6th.
Scheduled in the heart of fall breeding, this flush week is a good opportunity to get a few fresh transfers in! Cows for the November flush ...
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