This document discusses techniques for blood collection in laboratory animals. It covers terminal blood collection, which involves drawing blood after the animal's death, and non-terminal collection from conscious animals. Key considerations include minimizing pain and stress for the animal, as well as avoiding removing too much blood which could endanger the animal. Different techniques are described for various species, such as retro-orbital bleeding in mice and cardiac puncture in guinea pigs under anesthesia.

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