How Much Does It Cost To Clone My Dog? Dog cloning cost! Dog cloning with our partner company ViaGen Pets & Equine costs $50,000 USD paid in 2 instalments. However, the initial genetic preservation, which is the first stage in dog cloning, costs just £500 (+VAT if you are UK…
Pet Memorial Options: Honouring the Life and Legacy of Your Beloved Companion Losing a pet is an incredibly emotional experience. Our pets are more than just animals—they’re family, friends, and loyal companions. When they pass away, finding the right way to honour their memory can help with the grieving process…
Dog Breed Extinction! The Smooth Collie! The elegant and hardworking breed know as the Smooth Collie, according to The Kennel Club, sadly dwindled down to just 90 registrations in 2021. Originally bred to be ‘sheep dogs’ throughout Scotland, this active breed is known for their intelligence, loyalty, and obedience. Today,…
What is Pet Cloning? A Complete Guide for Pet Cloning Europe Introduction Have you ever wished you could preserve the unique bond you share with your pet? For many pet owners, the thought of saying goodbye to a beloved companion is heart-breaking. Thanks to advancements in science, pet cloning in…
Can you clone using semen? "Can I clone my pet using semen I have in storage?" This is a question we get often at Gemini Genetics, and understandably so given the widespread use of semen in animal breeding. It is understandable that pet owners might wonder if the same material…
Stallion AI Services - Global Leaders in Equine Reproduction Stallion AI Services, our sister company, offers a comprehensive suite of equine reproduction and support services designed to meet the needs of both mare and stallion owners. Backed by an experienced team and industry leading, Stallion AI Services has been recognized with prestigious accolades, most…
As well as preserving your pets’ genetics, we can also multiply the available DNA within each skin cell, ensuring the sample is viable for future cloning. Lucy, the manager here at Gemini Genetics, explains how the process of cell culture allows the DNA to multiply enabling the build-up of enough…
Chillingham Wild Cattle: A Natural Example of Cloning in Nature Deep in the picturesque landscapes of Northumberland, England, lies a unique and ancient herd of cattle—the Chillingham wild cattle. These remarkable animals are not only a window into the past but also a fascinating example of how cloning occurs naturally…