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Veterinarians with insemination stations

Veterinarians with insemination stations combine veterinary care with the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of semen for controlled reproduction in animal breeding. This sector is characterized by high demands on veterinary expertise, hygiene, documentation, and compliance with legal requirements for approved insemination stations. At the same time, expectations regarding traceability, operational reliability, and reproductive medicine quality are increasing. Depending on their focus, specialized services for cattle, pig, or horse breeding also play a crucial role. Veterinarians with insemination stations are therefore key partners for predictable breeding, guaranteed quality standards, and the reliable supply of semen to professional livestock and breeding operations.

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OBL 137
OBL 137

After semen collection from male dogs or stallions, sperm motility is assessed using a microscope. This examination supports the breeding suitability test and helps to evaluate the suitability of the ejaculate for fertilization or sperm preservation.

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