How to make a chicken quesadilla
Grease a baking sheet with a neutral cooking spray.
Mix the chicken with the fajita seasoning.
Spread it on the greased baking sheet.

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- Use paper towel to avoid running your fingers through the chicken, just use a little more. Sprinkle parmesan seasoning over the chicken.
- Sprinkle the coriander seeds over the chicken. Evenly sprinkle the coriander seeds as well.
- Place it under a broiler for about five minutes. When the chicken has some color on the outside, remove it from the broiler and dice into smaller pieces.
- The chicken will become crispy once the addition of seasoning. Cool the chicken, using a heat-resistant paper plate as a topping.

Place it under a broiler for about five minutes. When the chicken has some color on the outside, remove it from the broiler and dice into smaller pieces.

How to groom a pomeranian
Clean your pomeranian's ears.
To begin the process of grooming your pomeranian, swab out his/her ears with a cotton swab dipped in a non-alcohol-based cleaner. Simply lift up the dog's ear to expose the skin and gently clean the area with the cotton dipped in the cleaner.

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- You will also do a lot of gentle wiping for the french bulldog's ears. ( basically, you will be wiping down the whole area except for a little, which is okay).
- Keep in mind to wash the same areas every time you clean so they form a uniform appearance. If you don't want to get your dog to do the dirty work, get a dog brush and a spoon.
- Never put any cotton tips or cotton buds down into the ear canal. If the dog moves suddenly it could force the cotton bud deep into the ear and cause damage.
- Gently remove it at the end and wash the area with water to avoid irritating your dog's skin. Some pomeranians require oral and mouth rinses, however.

Never put any cotton tips or cotton buds down into the ear canal. If the dog moves suddenly it could force the cotton bud deep into the ear and cause damage.

How to remove double sided tape
Remove stubborn, stuck-on tape with a hairdryer.
Plug your hairdryer into the nearest power outlet and turn it on to a medium or high setting. Hold the hairdryer a few inches away from the tape and let the hot air blow over it, focusing on the edges and corners.

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- Try to do this only once to three times in a row. If you wait about thirty minutes, your tape will start to peel off and come off.
- Repeat this process each day, while still holding the hairdryer over the tape on all sides. Tear your tape off at least once daily.
- This will cause the glue to soften. After a few minutes, set the hairdryer aside and try to pick at one of the corners of the tape with your fingernail.
- The tape will loosen if you try to press it on using a hairdryer that will only help to loosen stubborn spots, but keep in mind the corners. See this guide for where to start if you'd like to remove double sided tape.

This will cause the glue to soften. After a few minutes, set the hairdryer aside and try to pick at one of the corners of the tape with your fingernail.

How to diagnose dental disease in dogs
Pay attention to unusually bad breath.
If your dog's breath is worse than usual, it could be a sign that your dog has dental disease. With dental disease, bacteria and infected tissue can exude a putrid smell once it has developed quite a bit.

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- This can cause poor hygiene and, during chronic dental problems, in many cases, even death. Be on the lookout for: licks, biting.
- Dogs can have bad breath for a wide variety of reasons. The key is to identify when the smell changes or becomes markedly worse.
- The alteration in the odor is the most noticeable difference between the usual normal smell and a more pungent odor. The one major difference is that dental disease does not leave behind a scent; just it dissolves it.
- For example, a dog with gingivitis may develop bad breath. Infected gingivitis doesn't smell good on your dog.
Dogs can have bad breath for a wide variety of reasons. The key is to identify when the smell changes or becomes markedly worse.