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|Articles|June 14, 2018
Pee please! Tips to collect a cats urine
Author(s)Ciera Sallese, CVT, VTS
Tackling that tricky tinkle issue? Heres how to help your veterinary clients lock in that golden urine sample from their kitty.
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You've seen the fear-the whites of clients' eyes-when you ask for that urine sample.
“You want me to get what from my cat?!”
Yes, you reassure them. They can. They will. They must collect that all-important liquid gold.
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