RSG Client Billing Portal

The Importance of Logging In

Have you logged into the new RSG Client Billing Portal to view open invoices and history on your account?

• If not, here’s the link: RSG Client Billing Portal
• You can also click Billing Login at the top of our homepage at reprospecialty.com
• The Billing Portal is simple and easy to use.
• Be sure to add your credit card or ACH payment methods for future use.
• FYI, your payment information is stored in a ‘Vault’ and is not visible to anyone at RSG.

Are you wondering why you’re receiving multiple emails about payments due?

• This is likely due to the fact you have multiple invoices that still need paid.
• The emails are not duplicates!
• Clients should log into the RSG Client Portal to see all of their open invoices, including invoices that have not been automatically paid through the Genetics Inventory Management Platform.

If you have semen or embryo units stored at RSG…

• We have requested ALL storage clients setup a credit card or ACH payment method within the Inventory Application to automatically pay monthly storage fees.
• Here’s the link to the Inventory Platform: rsginventory.com
• If you need help accessing your inventory account, please contact our office at 765-978-0301 or your Account Representative.

2025 Genetics Catalog Deadline Approaching

Over $1.2M in semen sales in 2024 for our clients!

• New easy online submission process
• More distribution of our printed catalog
• No price increase for the third straight year
• New Donor Female section!

Deadlines:

• Submission entered by Feb 14
• Catalog proof approved by Feb 24
• Catalog goes to print on March 5
• Catalogs distributed starts at Main Event on March 14 & 15

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Watch our YouTube videos on How-To submit a Sire and Donor online.

You can now order RSG Prime and RSG Guardian from Premier 1 Supplies!

Protect Your Baby Sheep & Goats with CD&T Vaccines

Vaccinating your baby lambs and kids with the CD&T vaccine is one of the most important steps to ensuring their health and long-term productivity.

Here’s why:

What does CD&T stand for?

C: Clostridium perfringens Type C (causes hemorrhagic enterotoxemia)

D: Clostridium perfringens Type D (causes overeating disease)

T: Tetanus (caused by Clostridium tetani, often from wounds or procedures like castration/disbudding)

These diseases can be fatal, but the CD&T vaccine provides essential protection!

When to Vaccinate:

If the dam was vaccinated pre-kidding/lambing:

First dose at 4–6 weeks old.

Booster 3–4 weeks later.

If the dam was NOT vaccinated:

First dose at 2–3 weeks old.

Booster 3–4 weeks later.

RSG clients can order this vaccine from www.myanimalrx.com