Dog Cat Pregnancy Test kit at Home – 2 Tests/Pack Canine & Feline Pregnancy Screening Kit Relaxin Test Kit

Didn't work I have three puppies on the floor to a dog that was well past 40 days bread and was supposed to not be pregnant.

I recently used the Canine & Feline Early Pregnancy Rapid Test Kit (2 tests per box) to test my dog, and I’m really happy with it! This kit is super easy to use, making it perfect for pet owners like me who want a quick and reliable way to check for pregnancy at home. The two-test pack is a nice touch—I can use one now and save the other for later. The instructional video was a big help, guiding me through the process clearly, even though I don’t have any medical experience. The test itself is fast, taking only 10-15 minutes, and uses double-antibody sandwich and colloidal gold technology for accurate results. It’s convenient, trustworthy, and I’d definitely recommend it to other pet owners!

Tried both test units. Didn't work. Tested at 28 and 35 days. I gave them the benefit of doubt, as it's possible that we didn't draw enough blood or wait long enough before butting sample on test plate. Took dog to vet for ultrasound and she is pregnant. Wouldn't recommend.

Did this for fun on my pregnant dog too see if it worked so i could use it on my next litter.......Didn't work.

The directions inside did not match the box directions. The inside paper directions are what is in box. The outside of box does not match contents. The lancelet didn’t puncture dogs skin deep enough to get more than a drop of blood. The directions said to soak the swab with blood. Since only two lancets, I can’t use the second test without another lancelet. I cannot tell if test is invalid or truly negative. The yellow lancelet should be labeled. Tested dog close to day 40. Given my review. I believe if I got a good blood sample, this test could be accurate.

Still does not match what is pictured but great produ t it works buy it it's worth it

Great product if you need to know if your dog is pregnant or not. Especially if you don't want to wait two months to see if your dog starts showing or gives birth or if you can't afford a vet visit.You get two testing kits in the box with instructions on how to use it.The kit is simple to use but you do have to collect a blood sample which depending on your dog can be easy or difficult. My dog did not want to cooperate so it was difficult for me to get a blood sample and when I did I just barely got enough blood. My dogs test results were negative unfortunately and I wasn't sure if it was because I did the test to early or if I just didn't collect enough blood on the provided collection swab.I contacted the seller and they were more than happy to help with more information on the best time frame to give the test ( between 23-30 days after a successful mating ) and instructions and even provided us with another kit so we can try the test again.Like I said our dog did not want to cooperate so it was difficult for us to use the quick puncture piece with the needle tip to get blood, plus our dog has thick ears so we barely got a dot of blood from her ear. We looked up other places that blood can be collected from and you can also get blood from the upper inside of the lip.I would suggest this product because I do believe it works and it would definitely work better if you have a dog that will stay still and cooperate with the process.Good luck with your testing and congrats if it's a positive result!

Had 4 false negatives