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$6 vs. $90 Per Sow – Why Urine Test Strips Are a No-Brainer for Routine Herd Screening
Brian Martinez's math highlights the undeniable economic advantage of this kit: "Vet charges $75 per farm visit plus $15 per sow for ultrasound. This kit costs about $6 per test. For routine screening, it's a no-brainer. Vet only comes for problem cases now."
For commercial operations, the savings multiply exponentially. The PawsXfun Pig Pregnancy Test Kit uses a simple urine sample and provides results in 5-15 minutes, detecting estrogen—a reliable pregnancy marker in sows -1-2.
Cost comparison per sow:
| Item | Vet Ultrasound | PawsXfun Urine Test |
|---|---|---|
| Farm call fee | $75+ | $0 |
| Per-sow test | $15–$25 | ~$6 |
| Time per sow | 10–15 minutes | 5 minutes |
| Stress to animal | Moderate (restraint) | Low (urine collection) |
Brian noted it's ideal for "routine screening," allowing you to reserve vet resources for complex cases. This kit makes regular testing economically viable, helping you make faster breeding decisions and maximize productivity.
Cut your herd screening costs – order your 5-test kit today
