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Our Specialization

Welcome to the section dedicated to our activities. We are a veterinary clinic specializing in animal reproduction and preventive medicine, with an innovative and personalized approach. We offer comprehensive support, from mating management to disease prevention, to ensure the well-being of animals at every stage of their lives.

The reproductive health of dogs is a key aspect in ensuring successful breeding and the birth of healthy puppies. At our veterinary clinic, we offer a specialized semen examination service, an essential diagnostic tool for assessing male fertility and planning targeted reproductive programs. The examination is performed with sophisticated instruments, which allow for accurate and repeatable results. 
Semen examination is recommended before mounting, especially if it is the first time the stallion has been used for breeding or if there has been a period of inactivity, and before semen storage, to assess that the sample is suitable for the procedure.
 

The reproductive health of the male dog is a key aspect of ensuring the animal's well-being and success in reproductive programs. At our veterinary clinic, we offer a specialized andrologic examination service designed to assess and monitor the status of the reproductive system. The visit consists of clinical evaluation and if necessary ultrasound examination and evaluation of prostate markers. Andrological examination is also indicated in all elderly individuals to ensure their health.

Canine semen preservation, through refrigeration and freezing techniques, is a key resource for breeders and owners who wish to ensure reproductive success over time. At our veterinary clinic, we offer a specialized semen refrigeration and freezing service, using advanced technology and safe procedures to preserve your stud's fertility.
Refrigerated and frozen semen can be shipped worldwide, allowing semen material to be used even when male and female are geographically distant. Frozen forwarded semen can be usted even months or years after storage.

If a gynecological problem is suspected or before the start of the breeding career, it is a good idea to have your bitch or cat undergo a complete gynecological examination. During such an examination, vaginal swabs for evaluation of microbial flora (including Mycoplasma), vaginal inspection and endoscopy to evaluate vaginal and vulvar pathology, and gynecologic ultrasonography for evaluation of the status of the uterus and ovaries will be possible.
To optimize the chances of pregnancy in the bitch, it is essential to identify the day of ovulation and the period of maximum fertility through heat monitoring, which consists of performing vaginal smear and progesterone assay (quantitative, noncolorimetric method). These rapid and safe techniques provide a reliable result within an hour of taking the samples.