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Below are the normal urine volumes for the common domestic species.  The units are ml/kg/day
 
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Introduction

The testing and evaluation of urine composition is an essential diagnostic indicator for many diseases. It is therefore essential to have an understanding of what is the normal composition of urine.

Normal Urine Volume

Below are the normal urine volumes for the common domestic species. The units are ml/kg/day

Species
Urine Volume
Dog 20-100
Cat 10-20
Cow 17-45
Sheep 10-40
Horse 3-18
Pig 5-30