How to Do a Canine Jugular Venipuncture

Learn how to perform canine jugular venipuncture in this veterinary training video. Kelsey Reinauer, CVT, demonstrates the proper technique for drawing blood from a dog's jugular vein, including patient restraint, needle selection, vein identification, and sample collection.

Designed for veterinary technicians, assistants, veterinarians, and students, this demonstration highlights practical techniques used in everyday clinical practice.

In this video, you'll learn:
- How to perform jugular venipuncture in a dog
- When the jugular vein is the preferred collection site
- Needle size selection
- Proper patient restraint techniques
- Tips for successful blood collection

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