A: The test strip detects pregnancy-related hormones or proteins in the sample. When these biomarkers are present, the strip shows a visible result line indicating a positive pregnancy status.

A: Depending on the test method and accuracy, early pregnancy in cows can typically be detected within 28–35 days after insemination, helping farmers manage reproduction more efficiently.

A: Yes, the bovine pregnancy test strip provides high accuracy when used correctly. Proper sampling and correct operation are key to achieving reliable results.

A: No. Farm technicians can perform the test independently. However, veterinary guidance may improve result interpretation in complex cases.

A: Compared with ultrasound, pregnancy test strips are:Faster, Lower cost, Easier to operate,Suitable for large-scale screening.However, ultrasound may still be used for detailed confirmation in some cases.