
|Articles|September 1, 2012
Veterinary technicians: Hold on, that ain't chicken broth
Collect urine easily with this common household utensil.
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I use a soup ladle to collect urine, especially from small female dogs. There's no danger of spilling on your hands, it's reusable, and you can easily store it on a hook. This means less stooping, and the dogs feel less crowded in their personal space during collection.
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—Dr. Karla Mejia
Salisbury Animal Hospital
Salisbury, N.C.
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