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Progesterone
Code
CT475
Results
1-2 Days
Country
CA
Container
Serum in red top (do not use SSTs)
Specimen
0.5 mL serum
Description
Measurement of progesterone concentrations is most commonly used in dogs to estimate when the LH surge has occurred when ovulation will take place, and hence the optimum time for breeding or artificial insemination. Progesterone concentrations can also be used to diagnose
ovarian remnants in dogs and cats and to monitor pyometra treatment.
Progesterone
Code
CL140
Results
Daily
Country
CA
Container
Red top
*DO NOT USE Serum Separator
Specimen
0.5 mL serum
Description
Progesterone concentrations can be used to monitor mares entering the breeding program and for foaling mares. Depending on the breeding date should be used in connection with Estradiol (CS16295) and/or PMSG (CS16635).
Progesterone and Estradiol
Code
CL470
Results
1-10 Days
Country
CA
Container
Red top
*DO NOT USE Serum Separator
Specimen
3.0 mL serum
Progesterone and PMSG
Code
CL460
Results
1-7 Days
Country
CA
Container
Red top
*DO NOT USE Serum Separator
Specimen
3.0 mL serum
Progesterone/Estradiol/PMSG
Code
CL480
Results
1-10 Days
Country
CA
Container
Red top
*DO NOT USE Serum Separator
Specimen
3.0 mL serum
Progesterone/Estradiol/PMSG
Code
L480
Results
7-10 days
Country
US
Container
Red top
*DO NOT USE Serum Separator
Specimen
3.0 mL serum
Protein Electrophoresis
Code
CT240
Results
2-4 Days
Country
CA
Container
Serum in red top or serum separator
Component
Total protein, albumin, globulin, alpha 1, alpha 2, beta 1, and gamma 1 fraction assessment with interpretative comment.
Specimen
0.5 mL serum
Description
Used to investigate causes for serum globulin elevations (whether globulin elevation is monoclonal versus polyclonal). Interpretive comments are included with the results.