A simple, reliable and inexpensive method for the collection of rat urine

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W D Black, M J Claxton

Laboratory Animal Science

|April 1, 1979

Abstract:

Aluminum foil attached to the bottom of hanging-type rat cages approximately 10 cm from the front of the cage was used for collecting rat urine. Most urine samples were obtained within 1 hour of placing the rat in the cage.

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