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Easy way to store leashes at your veterinary clinic
Get a leash, on leashes.
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To store leashes left with hospitalized pets, we cut a square out of the front of empty IV fluid bags and hang them on the wall across from our dog runs and cages. This works great for keeping leashes with the correct pets.
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—Heather Pressdee, CVT, lead technician Twinbrook Animal Clinic Valencia, Pa.
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