Problem: How to have a bowel movement away from home
Remember that everyone has bowel movements.
You might be anxious about going to the bathroom at work or at school because of the fear that someone might walk in. Remind yourself that everyone, even your boss, teacher, and coworkers, have been exactly where you are now.

Answer: Picture what would happen if someone did walk in. This can be a scary thing to consider, but once you let yourself imagine beyond the initial embarrassment, you'll realize that its not really the end of the world at all.

Problem: How to deal with baby hamsters
Talk to a vet about caring for the mother and baby hamsters.
This will help to establish contact with a vet should an emergency arise with the hamster birth. You can consult about the pregnancy and options for the pups once they're born.

Answer: Many vets will have experience with dealing with hamster births, but you'll want to establish the relationship before the birth so you know what experience your vet has. Prepare the cage for the baby hamsters' birth.

Problem: How to tell if your dog has fleas
Watch your dog for excessive scratching or chewing.
Flea bites are extremely itchy, so the first sign of a flea infestation is usually seeing your dog scratching or chewing itself more than usual.
Other behavioral signs of fleas might include head shaking, hair loss, scabs, or hot spots.
Answer: Examine your dog's skin for tiny, red, raised bumps. Are usually smaller than other insect bites.