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30-07-2010, 07:27 PM
Originally Posted by majuka 
I've used an old ice cream container fairly successfully although Cassie may be too small for that?
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Originally Posted by Helena54
I used a shallow casserole dish (but I put it in the dishwasher after!!!
) That frying pan one is brilliant, I'll do that next time though! Good luck, hope these ideas help (do we get a prize????)
Originally Posted by madmare
You think you've got problems we have to get a sterile urine sample from one of our guinea pigs so the vet can send it off.
Originally Posted by Blu
Never had any problems getting one but we always have had males who lift their leg! Good luck
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Originally Posted by lozzibear
Oh, that must be a nightmare lol. Im glad jake is boy
if I ever need to get one from him it will be easy 
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Location: Cumbria, England
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30-07-2010, 07:47 PM
When my Golden Retriever had a bladder infection, the vet gave me a brilliant wee collector
You turn the yellow bit over and its a dish, the tube slots over the end of the dish and you slide it under the dog while she's having a wee (hold the bottle bit) then when you've got some, tilt the yellow dish so the wee pours into the bottle, then pull it from the dish and put the provided lid on - hey presto! I got it first time, no wee on me! Ask at the reception of your vets for one, they should give you it for free if you are having to pay for the urine tests etc, mine did.
Good luck!
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Location: Essex, UK
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30-07-2010, 08:41 PM
Originally Posted by pinkgunner
Hi
When my Golden Retriever had a bladder infection, the vet gave me a brilliant wee collector
You turn the yellow bit over and its a dish, the tube slots over the end of the dish and you slide it under the dog while she's having a wee (hold the bottle bit) then when you've got some, tilt the yellow dish so the wee pours into the bottle, then pull it from the dish and put the provided lid on - hey presto! I got it first time, no wee on me! Ask at the reception of your vets for one, they should give you it for free if you are having to pay for the urine tests etc, mine did.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by ClaireandDaisy
How about rubber knickers?
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30-07-2010, 10:14 PM
Originally Posted by Muddiwarx
Frying pan with clingfilm over it
Originally Posted by LillyRose
Soup ladle has worked for us in the past.
Originally Posted by ClaireandDaisy
A tray works here too.
Originally Posted by wufflehoond
Will try the baking tray in the morning
Originally Posted by Helena54
I used a shallow casserole dish
When we needed urine samples we got one of the urine collectors given to us by our vets, but you can purchase them from Hyperdrug
Hyperdrug - URIPET
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Location: Gloucester, UK
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30-07-2010, 10:37 PM
I once rigged up a shallow/flat washing powder scoop on the end of a stick, which worked remarkably well. The sterile sponge on a stick sounds pretty good too, you could swap it for a sterile bandage if you have a first aid kit, gripped between somelong bbq tongs!!!!!
LOL, best of luck.
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