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Originally Posted by magicgenie  OK, well, I have no medical training other than what breeding Yokies has exposed me to, so asking for x-ray with bitch on her back so I can predict gender isn't something I would have thought of. When I get a prenatal x-ray it's mainly to calm my own nerves. When they say it's only one big whelp I get very scared and line up help for a c-section. When they say it looks like 5 or more I recruit extra hands-on help to clean them up. get them breathing, and keep me breathing. My vet is a very smart man and I will discuss this with him at some point.  |
See if he will keep score on c-sections he does, to see what percentages he gets with first hand experience, as it correlates to published data......majority of males are from the right horn, majority of females are from the left horn. My vet is going to do this in her practice, for 2015! Evidenced based outcomes!