|Articles|September 9, 2015

Get crafty to organize blood pressure cuffs

Stop stuffing your cuffs in that bottomless pit you call a drawer in your veterinary treatment area.

We made a cuff holder out of clothespins and some craft materials from Michael's. We use it to keep our blood pressure cuffs in good shape and from getting holes.

Kiera Cardinale

VCA North Coast Animal Hospital

Encinitas, California

Newsletter

From exam room tips to practice management insights, get trusted veterinary news delivered straight to your inbox—subscribe to dvm360.

Subscribe Now!

Related Content

Veterinary technicians are seen as 'magical' professionals

ByMeghan Wells, DVM, MPH,Kristen Coppock Crossley, MA

October 15th 2025

Shortening scheduling calls

ByWendy S. Myers, CVJ

October 6th 2025

Fetch Faculty Q&A: Kristi Fisher, CVT, VRCE

ByCaitlin McCafferty, Editor

September 24th 2025

Fetch shines the spotlight on 2025 Veterinary Heroes

ByKristen Coppock Crossley, MA

August 25th 2025

Merging differing minds

ByJoan Capuzzi, VMD

August 9th 2025

Get crafty to organize blood pressure cuffs

Newsletter

Related Content

Veterinary technicians are seen as 'magical' professionals

Shortening scheduling calls

Fetch Faculty Q&A: Kristi Fisher, CVT, VRCE

Fetch shines the spotlight on 2025 Veterinary Heroes

Merging differing minds

Trending on dvm360

Generic antimicrobial product is approved by the FDA

California joins growing list of states banning cat declawing

Feline diabetes mellitus: Advancements in treatment and the role of the veterinary team

SmartEquine will be acquired by Chewy

The role of diet in feline diabetes mellitus