Bob was so fat they couldn't get a sample with a needle. They couldn't find the bladder well enough. LOL.
Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It really is a great idea, but it just seems odd to me because I've never had to collect a urine specimen. I can't count how many times I've taken in baggies of poop, but whenever they've needed/wanted to test urine, my vets have always taken sterile samples with a needle. Interesting!
Lora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brenda,
What a awsome and creative idea! I would have, never
in a million years, ever thought of collecting a urine
specimen in this fashion. Honestly, this is really
cool, not to mention, helpful! Thanks!
Lora
I use 100% polypropolene beads. I get either
a one pound or two pound bag (can't remember the
weight for sure) for $2.97 at Walmart. They are in
the crafts section. I use two to three bags in the
litter box. You can suck up the urine in a syringe.
Then you can rinse the beads in a large kitchen
strainer, let them dry and reuse them.
Brenda.....
http://www.whiskersandwicks.com
http://www.cheqnet.net/~bksmith
"The only risk you ever run in befriending a cat is
enriching yourself." - Colette
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