Simple Summary Pregnancy loss is a major cause of infertility in dairy animals, particularly
in cattle, which affects the productivity and profitability of farms. Detecting these unsuccessful …

Simple Summary Pregnancy diagnosis plays an essential role in decreasing days open in
dairy farms; therefore, it is very important to select an accurate method for diagnosing early …

Cattle producers are limited to day 28–30 of gestation as the earliest time point for accurate
pregnancy diagnosis due to the effectiveness of ultrasound and chemical based methods …

The aim of this study was to determine and compare the diagnostic accuracy of two
pregnancy-associated glycoproteins tests (IDEXX on-farm pregnancy test [OFPT] and IDEXX …

Pregnancy loss is a major contributing factor to reproductive inefficiency in both the beef and
dairy industries. Sires can have a significant influence on the amount of pregnancy loss; …

Many studies have been conducted to estimate pregnancy losses between 19 and 34 d after
artificial insemination (AI) in dairy cows managed under confinement-based systems, but …

Early pregnancy in the mare is a poorly understood, high risk period during which the
embryo communicates its presence to the maternal endometrium. Remarkably, the maternal …

Pregnancy diagnosis is the primary factor for improving reproductive performance and high
economic efficiency in herds. Early pregnancy diagnosis, on the other hand, allows livestock …

Pregnancy diagnosis is an important part of reproductive management in productive and
efficient cattle operations. The oldest, simplest and most definitive method of pregnancy …

Using a milk sample for pregnancy diagnosis in dairy cattle is extremely convenient due to
the low technical inputs required for collection of biological materials. Determining accuracy …