Not for dogs under 12 months
Complete IVF set up. Ovulation shots, Allows females better ovulation. Hit Bigger litters average two more puppies for small breeds, three to five for larger breeds. This package is for dogs over 40lbs under 80lbs. Safe and effective. Better than Bitch Pills, hot heffa, or anything else on the market. Don’t forget to purchase a vial opener and sterile water ampule.
Administer heat shots, once estrus starts test with ovulation detector or progesterone machine. Once the correct numbers hit for your brand of machine administer ovulation shot two to three hours before each breeding. These are the manufacturer instructions. Some breeders will administer ovulation shots throughout her cycle of even hcg shots. We are not veterinarians nor do we offer any medical advice. Never administer to dog under 12 months.
Heat shots (clear liquid) brings bitches into heat. Each vial good to a 40 lb dog.
Administered behind neck under the skin. Heat starts within a week usually in a couple of days.
You still need ovulation shots to insecure your female is ovulating.
Ovulation shot (white powder). That is only used if a dog is already in heat if you are increasing litter sizes. You administer three hours prior to each breeding. Manufacture recommend three shot's minimum. Shot intramuscular. White powder add three cc's sterile water.
Ovulation shots are always given by injection — never orally.
Administration depends on the animal, but here’s the breakdown for dogs:
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1. Route
Intramuscular (IM) injection is the most common.
Subcutaneous (SC) injection can also be used in some protocols.
Intravenous (IV) is not recommended for this product.
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2. Purpose in Dogs
Inducing estrus (heat) in females
Triggering ovulation when progesterone levels indicate readiness
Synchronizing estrus cycles in a group of females
Treating infertility related to ovarian inactivity or cysts
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3. Preparation
Comes as a solution in ampoules (25 µg strength).
Use a sterile syringe and needle (commonly 23–25 gauge for dogs).
Inject into the thigh muscle (IM) or loose skin over the shoulder (SC).
Dispose of the ampoule after one use — do not reuse.
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4. General Veterinary Dosages (for guidance only)
Small dogs (5–10 kg / 11–22 lbs): 25–50 µg IM/SC
Medium dogs (10–25 kg / 22–55 lbs): 50–75 µg IM/SC
Large dogs (25–50 kg / 55–110 lbs): 75–100 µg IM/SC
Important: Timing is critical. Usually, this hormone is given once progesterone testing shows the female is near ovulation. Too early or too late reduces effectiveness.
