Our Professional Semen and Ovulation Observation Microscope can be used to observe semen vitality and shape before insemination and also to double as ovulation microscope for saliva testing and cytology.

Artificial insemination is becoming the main thing in dog breeding. This is because breeders are avoiding infections and dog breeders now base their choice of stud on quality, rather than nearness. It is better to ship semen than to ship the bitch several kilometres for mating to and fro. Also the animals are not meant to live forever and a way to ensure that they continue to produce in death is by storing their semen. If you wish to breed to such studs, you have no option than artificial insemination.

The semen may have to be brought in frozen or chilled from any where in the world. To ascertain the motility of the semen prior to insemination, this microscope is useful. Without ascertaining this, there i no way to know if you inseminate with dead semen until after 63 days and no puppies.

The user manual is downloadable after purchase and we provide support for you to ensure you are happy with your microscope.

To use the microscope as saliva ovulation detector, the below pictures are the observations you will see:

The materials on how to do this is downloadable upon purchase from your dashboard on this website upon purchase of this microscope.

Ovulation cytology is similar to the saliva test, but the test samples are different. A vagina smear is done to collect test sample for cytology test while saliva is the test sample for saliva test. Cytology is a method whereby the structure of the vagina cells of a bitch in heat is observed under microscope to determine when the bitch is in estrous. It is otherwise called cornification. The cells lining the vagina wall of a bitch are fragile and tend to be hardened for the thrusting of the stud as ovulation approaches. This vagina cell is said to be cornified. More on vagina cytology can be downloaded from your dashboard on this website upon purchase of this microscope.