Dog Chilled Semen

Semen Chilling

Trade Genetics - Canine Reproduction Services. | Import And Export Canine Semen Worldwide.

Chilled or cooled semen is fresh semen with an extender added that preserves the semen to hold for up to 14 days at 5-10 degrees Celsius (stored in refrigerator NOT freezer). Our Canine Chilled Semen Preservation process employs the most advanced extenders available, meticulously designed to maintain optimal sperm viability, motility, and cellular integrity during transport. With a focus on maintaining precise pH balance, osmotic pressure, and nutrient-rich media, our extenders significantly enhance sperm longevity, ensuring high fertility rates upon insemination. Through state-of-the-art reservation methods, we guarantee that the semen retains its vitality, providing exceptional reproductive outcomes for both short-term storage and extended shipping periods. Chilled semen is an ideal solution to save time and travel to a stud dog. Semen is collected before 10am from the stud dog and its shipped to the breeder to arrive before 12 noon next day.

You ship the complete collection so that the breeder can inseminate the bitch two or three time over number of days. In most cases you don’t need veterinary professional to inseminate but it is important that it’s done correctly.

Advantages of Dog Chilled Semen:

  Save cost and time in travelling to stud dog.

  Next day delivery within Europe.

  Small shipping package (under 2kg).

  Low cost export compared to frozen semen.

  Professional (vet) not required to handle chilled semen.

  Semen hold for up to 14 days.

  Semen can be transported as checked in luggage on plane.

Disadvantages of Chilled Semen:

  You can only ship on business days. Monday to Thursday.

  Some extenders in different facilities only hold for 3 days.

  If not handled correctly semen will get destroyed.

  If not processed correctly sperm quality will be damaged.

  Timing has to be correct from collection, shipping to insemination.

  Breeders often don't get semen in time for insemination.

  Semen can get lost or damaged in transit.