Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test

Detect bovine pregnancy from 28 days after insemination with the PAG rapid test. On-site veterinary pregnancy testing with results in minutes. Enquire with BIODX Australia.

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Ruminant (Cow/Sheep/Goat) Pregnancy (PAG) Rapid Test (10 tests box)

Ruminant Pregnancy (PAG) Rapid Test for on–site usage- results in a few minutes. Reliable after the 28th day after insemination. Developed and Produced in UK. Price Negotiable for Regular Bulk Purchase

10 Tests box 

$140.00

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What is the Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test?

The Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test is a veterinary diagnostic test designed to detect pregnancy-associated glycoprotein (PAG) associated with bovine pregnancy. According to the BIODX documentation, PAG testing can support early pregnancy detection in cows from approximately 28 days after breeding/insemination. The documented test uses serum, requires 75 µL of sample and has a 15-minute reaction time.

Who is it for?

Veterinarians, cattle producers, livestock reproduction programs, veterinary clinics and animal-health professionals involved in bovine reproductive management.

When is it used?

It can be used for early pregnancy assessment after breeding/insemination, with the supplied documentation specifying testing from day 28.

Why use it?

Early pregnancy identification can help reproductive management teams identify animals that are not pregnant, plan follow-up breeding and improve herd fertility-management decisions. BIODX's product information specifically describes early pregnancy diagnosis as a way to shorten intermediate calving times and optimise fertility management.

Core Benefit Badges

PAG-based pregnancy testing

Designed for bovine pregnancy assessment

Early testing from 28 days after insemination

Serum sample

75 µL sample volume

15-minute reaction time

On-site testing without specialised laboratory equipment

10-test box available through BIODX

How Does the Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test Work?

The test is based on detecting pregnancy-associated glycoprotein (PAG) in maternal blood.

According to the supplied documentation, the bovine PAG test uses serum as the sample type, with a documented sample volume of 75 µL and a 15-minute reaction time.

Step 1

  • Record the animal identification and relevant breeding/insemination date.

Step 2

  • Collect the required blood sample according to the BIODX instructions and veterinary practice procedures.

Step 3

  • Prepare the sample according to the specific test-kit instructions.

Step 4

  • The BIODX information specifies a 75 µL serum sample for the PAG test.

Step 5

  • Perform the test according to the BIODX instructions for use.

Step 6

  • Read and interpret the test according to the supplied test instructions and the BIODX interpretation criteria.

When Should a PAG Pregnancy Test Be Used?

The BIODX information specifies that bovine PAG can be used for early pregnancy detection from 28 days after insemination.

Testing schedules should nevertheless be determined according to:

  • Breeding or insemination date
  • Animal history
  • Veterinary protocol
  • Reproductive-management program
  • Any need for confirmation or follow-up testing

Who Is the PAG Pregnancy Rapid Test For?

Veterinarians

Suitable for veterinary professionals managing cattle reproduction and pregnancy assessment.

Dairy farms

Can support reproductive-management programs where early identification of pregnancy status is important.

Beef cattle operations

Useful within structured breeding and herd reproductive-management programs.

Livestock reproduction specialists

The test can form part of broader reproductive assessment workflows.

Veterinary clinics

Clinics can use appropriate pregnancy diagnostic tools alongside physical examination, reproductive history and other diagnostic methods.

Herd managers

Early information on pregnancy status can support operational decisions concerning breeding and reproductive performance.

Key Benefits of PAG Pregnancy Testing

Early pregnancy assessment

The supplied documentation identifies PAG testing for early pregnancy detection and specifies use from 28 days after insemination.

On-site workflow

BIODX describes the test as suitable for on-site use without specialised and expensive laboratory equipment.

Supports reproductive management

Early identification of pregnancy and non-pregnancy can help veterinary and herd-management teams plan subsequent reproductive actions.

Practical testing format

The BIODX listing identifies the product as a 10-test box.

Helps identify empty cows earlier

BIODX specifically positions early pregnancy diagnosis as a way to identify empty cows earlier and improve fertility-management efficiency.

Ruminant Pregnancy Testing for Australian Veterinary and Livestock Operations

Australia's cattle industry includes extensive beef production, dairy farming and diverse livestock enterprises. Pregnancy testing is an important component of reproductive management where breeding performance, calving intervals and herd productivity need to be monitored.

BIODX provides veterinary diagnostic products designed to support animal-health professionals and livestock operations.
The Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test provides an option for pregnancy-associated glycoprotein testing in bovine reproductive programs.

Suitable environments include:
• Veterinary clinics
• Dairy farms
• Beef cattle operations
• Cattle breeding programs
• Livestock reproduction services
• Mobile veterinary services
• On-farm veterinary diagnostic workflows

WHY EARLY BOVINE PREGNANCY DETECTION MATTERS

Why Test Cattle for Pregnancy Early?


Early pregnancy identification is an important part of reproductive management.

Knowing which animals are pregnant and which may require further reproductive attention allows veterinary and livestock teams to make more informed decisions about:

• Reproductive follow-up
• Herd fertility management
• Rebreeding planning
• Calving management
• Identification of non-pregnant animals
• Reproductive performance monitoring
• Herd-management efficiency

Clinical Application of PAG Testing in Cattle


PAG testing can be incorporated into cattle reproductive-management programs where early pregnancy information is required.

A veterinarian may consider PAG testing alongside:

• Breeding records
• Artificial insemination records
• Reproductive examination
• Pregnancy diagnosis by other validated methods
• Animal history
• Herd reproductive performance
• Follow-up examination where appropriate

Pregnancy management

Early information can help separate apparently pregnant animals from animals requiring further reproductive attention.

Herd fertility management

Pregnancy data can contribute to herd-level fertility monitoring.

Reproductive planning

Results can help inform decisions around subsequent reproductive management, subject to veterinary interpretation.

What Does PAG Testing Detect?


The test targets pregnancy-associated glycoprotein (PAG).

The BIODX PAGs as biomarkers associated with pregnancy and notes their relevance to early pregnancy diagnosis, embryonic loss and placental health.

A PAG result should therefore be interpreted within the complete clinical and reproductive context of the animal. A PAG rapid test should not be presented as a replacement for veterinary clinical assessment.

How Accurate Is a PAG Pregnancy Test?


The uploaded documentation available for this page confirms:

• PAG as the pregnancy-associated biomarker
• Bovine pregnancy application
• Serum sample
• 75 µL sample volume
• 15-minute reaction time
• Early pregnancy detection from 28 days after insemination

Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test — Key Specifications

Test Ruminant/Bovine Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test
Biomarker Pregnancy-associated glycoprotein (PAG)
Primary application Early bovine pregnancy detection
Sample type Serum
Sample volume 75 µL
Reaction/testing time 15 minutes
Earliest documented use From 28 days after insemination
Product format Rapid test
Equipment On-site use; no specialised laboratory equipment stated in BIODX product information
Pack size 10 tests/box
Storage 2–30°C according to current BIODX product information
Intended animal Bovine/cattle

Why Choose BIODX for Veterinary Diagnostics?

BIODX focuses on veterinary diagnostic products for animal-health professionals and livestock operations across Australia.

Practical veterinary diagnostics

The portfolio includes rapid tests and veterinary laboratory equipment designed around practical diagnostic workflows.

On-site testing options

Rapid tests can provide a convenient alternative where immediate access to a central laboratory is not practical.

Australian market focus

BIODX's provides veterinary diagnostic products for customers in Australia.

Product and technical support

Customers can contact BIODX for product information, purchasing requirements and bulk-order enquiries.

Need Ruminant Pregnancy Testing for Your Veterinary Practice or Herd?

Choose a practical PAG-based pregnancy testing option for bovine reproductive management.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PAG pregnancy test for cattle? +
A PAG pregnancy test detects pregnancy-associated glycoprotein associated with bovine pregnancy. The BIODX identifies PAG as an established biomarker for early pregnancy diagnosis.
How early can the bovine PAG test detect pregnancy? +
The supplied BIODX states that the bovine PAG test can detect early pregnancy from 28 days after insemination.
What sample is required? +
The BIODX specifies serum for the PAG test.
How much sample is required? +
The documented sample volume is 75 µL.
How long does the PAG test take? +
The BIODX specifies a 15-minute reaction time.
Can the PAG test be used on a farm? +
BIODX's describes the test as suitable for on-site use without specialised laboratory equipment.
Can PAG testing help identify non-pregnant cows? +
Yes. BIODX describes early pregnancy diagnosis as supporting earlier identification of empty cows and improved reproductive-management efficiency.
When should cows be tested after insemination? +
The BIODX specifies testing from 28 days after insemination. The actual testing schedule should follow the BIODX current IFU and the veterinarian's reproductive-management protocol.
Can PAG remain detectable after calving? +
The current BIODX product information states that elevated PAG can be detected for up to 60 days after calving and recommends waiting 60 days before testing for a new pregnancy to reduce false-positive risk.
Is the PAG test suitable for sheep and goats? +
The documentation reviewed for this page specifically confirms bovine/cow application. Therefore, the website should not claim sheep or goat compatibility unless the applicable BIODX documentation confirms it.
Does a PAG test replace veterinary pregnancy examination? +
No. PAG testing should be interpreted within the animal's reproductive history and overall veterinary assessment.
How should a positive result be interpreted? +
A positive result should be interpreted according to the BIODX IFU and in conjunction with the animal's breeding history and veterinary assessment.
Where can I buy the Ruminant Pregnancy PAG Rapid Test in Australia? +
The product is listed by BIODX Australia, including a 10-test box. Customers can contact BIODX for current availability, pricing and bulk-order requirements.