Can you use dog pee for a drug test?

Creatinine is one of the tested parameters when identifying diluted urine. A common myth is that taking creatine or eating red meat will boost the creatinine in the urine. This is a false assumption and has no effect. Dog urine can be substituted to pass a drug test. read more

Now to answer your question about the dog urine. Dog urine does not contain any creatinine. Creatinine is only found in human urine and labs test for it. You can not sub any animal's urine for your own. I would suggest using Quick Fix if you wanted a fool proof way to substitute. read more

When I was in the air force a guy tried to use someone else's urine. It turns out his girlfriend was pregnant. oops. There are plenty of ways to beat a drug test, he wouldn't need to use dog urine. Most places actually watch you pee in the cup anyway. read more

Urine Substitution for Drug Tests It should be noted immediately that the urine substitution method carries with it very serious potential consequences. While the method can work, if you are caught you will certainly not get the job you are looking for, lose your job or, in some cases, go straight to jail. read more