Source checked November 12, 2026. Editorial team. Not professionally reviewed.
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Prepared examples only. No health details are entered, saved or sent. Reload resets the tool. This is not a medical intake form.
Date and provenance belong together
A useful date has a label: observed mating, approximate season history, appointment or test date. A remembered day and a dated veterinary report are not interchangeable. This tool displays a prepared example of how to label each category, not an invitation to choose a day and count forward. VCA’s testing discussion shows why timing and method can affect interpretation; a bare date cannot provide that interpretation.
Record the words you actually received
A test name and an owner’s summary of its meaning are separate things. Keep the original result wording and the clinician’s instructions in your own records rather than rewriting them as a stronger conclusion. This page does not interpret positive, negative, uncertain or missing results. No information entered elsewhere is imported here, and no medical data is required to read the examples.
A question is not an instruction
The questions tab suggests asking what a result establishes and what the veterinarian’s plan is. It does not generate a test schedule or replace instructions already given by a clinician. Changing a tab does not mark a dog safe, confirm pregnancy or complete an appointment. If the real issue is illness, pain, accidental mating or birth concerns, contact a veterinarian rather than finishing the tool.
VCA Animal Hospitals: Pregnancy testing in dogs · Blue Cross: Dogs in season