Female dog peeing everywhere!

[Stiff Knees]

The dog is probably thinking "my human is bonkers".

 

[meleeka]

A clean Chinese container is exactly what I use! Then I syringe the sample into a bottle that the vets provide to fit their diagnostic machine.

That would have been my preference too but my Springer used to squat so low it wouldn’t fit under, hence the saucer.

 

[YorksG]

The dog is probably thinking "my human is bonkers".

I think ours think that all the time

 

[Pearlsasinger]

I would book a vet visit asap ot rule out a uti and any other medical problem, as you haven't had her long.

I've made a note of that technique now, I wonder what the dog thinks is going on!

We had a bitch, who as soon as she noticed what you were doing stopped mid-flow, glared at the 'collector' and walked off.

 

[Apercrumbie]

Our dog was doing this a few weeks ago and she had a UTI. Poor thing even weed on the vets table (until this she has been perfectly house-trained! I'd pop to the vet when they open for some antibiotics.

 

[gunnergundog]

I use a soup ladle to collect urine samples.

 

[ihatework]

I use a clean frying pan. The more hygeinic may well use other things. I follow the dog nonchalently around the garden and then whip it into position when they are past the point of no return. Then transfer to a clean jar.

Genius, I’ve got a small frying pan that doesn’t work on my induction hob that I’ve been meaning to throw out for about 3 years ... I knew it had a purpose ?

 

[Errin Paddywack]

I use a plastic bottle for collection. Keep the neck end with top on and cut away the top half of the body. Leaves you with a scoop and a means of releasing it into a smaller container by unscrewing top.

 

[deb_l222]

This might be a stupid or ignorant question but how do you get a urine sample? Asking more for general knowledge although I imagine OP will find it hard to get a sample if her dog isn't predictable right now in its toileting

We had a bitch, who as soon as she noticed what you were doing stopped mid-flow, glared at the 'collector' and walked off.[/QUOTE]

I’ve got a Rufus who is doing this at the moment. He’s being very temperamental when it comes to parting with his wee, although he’s doing it quite freely when there’s not a collection pot in sight, hence why I need a sample!!

Going to have to get a bit more inventive tomorrow because I can’t turn up at the vets without a sample AGAIN

 

[conniegirl]

Well weve not had a single accident today. Don't know what to think now

 

[Penny Less]

Gunnergundog, Origin of Pee soup ?