Handling and restraint for minor procedures without anaesthesia
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Techniques for handling and restraint of laboratory animals should be safe for both the handler and the animal.
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Techniques for handling and restraint of laboratory animals should be safe for both the handler and the animal.
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Administering substances to animals, for whatever reason, can have a significant impact on their welfare.
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The selection of a particular route of administration must balance a number of factors.
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Before collecting any samples, review your laboratory protocol for labelling, transport and storage of the material.
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Urine samples may be obtained by sampling during voluntary urination, by catheterisation, by direct puncture of the bladder or, if some contamination of the sample with faecal and other material is acceptable, by use of a metabolic cage.
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Information on handling and dosing techniques in mice when conducting minor procedures without anaesthesia.
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Old animals may resent handling, especially if chronic painful lesions such as arthritis are present...
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