Animal Gestation Calculator

Calculate accurate due dates for your animals based on scientific research

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Cattle

283 days

Cattle gestation varies by breed, with dairy cattle averaging 275-282 days and beef breeds 283-294 days.

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Dog

63 days

Dog gestation averages 63 days from ovulation, or 58-68 days from breeding date. LH surge testing is needed for precise timing.

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Goat

150 days

Goat gestation averages 150 days (5 months), varying by breed and number of kids.

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Sheep

147 days

Sheep gestation averages 147 days (about 5 months), varying slightly by breed and number of lambs.

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Horse

340 days

Horse gestation averages 340 days (11 months), with normal range 320-370 days. Mare gestation can vary significantly.

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Pig

114 days

Pig gestation is famously known as '3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days' (114 days). Very consistent across breeds.

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Rabbit

31 days

Rabbit gestation averages 31 days. Does can breed again immediately after giving birth.

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Cat

64 days

Cat gestation averages 63-65 days. Queens may show 'pinking' of nipples around day 21.

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Deer

201 days

White-tailed deer gestation averages 201 days. Timing ensures fawns are born in spring.

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Llama

350 days

Llama gestation averages 350 days (11.5 months). Most births occur during daylight hours.

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Alpaca

345 days

Alpaca gestation averages 345 days. Like llamas, typically give birth in the morning.

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Ferret

42 days

Ferret gestation is short, averaging 42 days. Jills need close monitoring as due date approaches.

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About Gestation Calculators

Our gestation calculators are based on peer-reviewed scientific research and veterinary sources. Each calculator is optimized for the specific gestation period of the animal, providing accurate due date predictions and important pregnancy milestones.

Why Accurate?

All calculations are based on scientific data from NIH, veterinary journals, and agricultural universities. We provide breed-specific variations and detailed references for each animal.