Commercial shepherds, goat farmers, cost-conscious producers
$140 vs. $250 for 20 Does – Why Urine Testing Is a Farm Budget Game-Changer
Christopher Lee's math illustrates the undeniable economic advantage of this kit: "Vet charges $50 farm visit plus $10 per head for ultrasound. This kit costs about $7 per test. For 20 does that's $140 vs $250. Huge savings for routine screening."
For commercial operations, the savings multiply quickly. The PawsXfun Sheep Goat Pregnancy Test Kit uses a simple urine sample and provides results in 5-15 minutes, detecting pregnancy 19-90 days after breeding .
Cost comparison for 20 does:
| Item | Vet Ultrasound | PawsXfun Urine Test |
|---|---|---|
| Farm call fee | $50 | $0 |
| Per-head test | $10 | ~$7 |
| Total for 20 does | $250 | ~$140 |
| Savings per test round | – | $110 |
For larger herds, the savings grow further. Brian Scott, a first-time shepherd, added: "I'm new to sheep and had no idea how to check pregnancy without calling the vet every time. This kit walked me through it. Three drops, wait, read. So simple. My ewes are due next month."
Cut your herd screening costs – order your 5-test kit today
