Getting a canine urine sample....

_Acolyte_

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Sorry I know not the best topic for a post, but any recommendations for the best way to do it? I have no idea what/how to collect it
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It is for Flick, so a bitch not a dog
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I had to get one from my old girl for check up!

The vets said they had a sponge on a stick they could sell me!!

My girl squats very low to the ground which does not help!

Anyway I waited till she was busting to go & I had a spare george forman fat drip tray, so very narrow (to fit through her legs!) As she squated I slipped it under! Then emptied into a container!

Not the best way but it did the job!!
 

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Get an empty, clean tin can, a form made of aluminium foil or maybe a plastic cup not to high to interrupt the squat. Either hold it as it is or tape it to a plant support stick, metal coat hanger that you have straightened some part of to make it more functional.
When you have a sample, either put a lid on with cling film and rubber-band or pour it in an empty glass jar.


Good luck, from Sweden.
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I've used a plastic pot plant tray/saucer as it's shallow and you can quickly shove it under at the appropriate moment
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I usually just use an old saucer, esp if dog squats low, if not u will get away with any type of container, u don't need a lot, make sure dog is on lead, so u can inconspicuously bend down slowly, as trying to follow a dog off lead is a night mare, they jsut wonder what the hell u are doing following them, and become paranoid and don't perform
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Well it couldnt have been simpler in the end
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Used a tray from the microwave meal I had last night (washed up of course
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), took her out on a lead 1st thing, she oblidged, popped the tray under her, then transferred it to the sample pot which the vets had given me
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I should get the results later today
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My old slight concern is that she will test positive for spaghetti bolognaise
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But I did wash it thoroughly several times
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My old slight concern is that she will test positive for spaghetti bolognaise
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But I did wash it thoroughly several times
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omg that is a terrible condition, I know a dog who pasta way through that disease
 

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My old slight concern is that she will test positive for spaghetti bolognaise
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But I did wash it thoroughly several times
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omg that is a terrible condition, I know a dog who pasta way through that disease

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RAOFPMSL
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That is BRILLIANT
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