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Plastic surgery does not have to be performed in a hospital. Still, the procedures can be serious, and a good facility will have life-saving equipment (like ventilators and defibrillators) for cases when it is necessary. There should also be professionals (nurses and/or physician assistants) on staff to assist the surgeon, especially if something goes wrong. Ask about this if the facility's website does not indicate how it is equipped. Ask if the surgeon has an affiliation with a hospital in the unlikely case of an unexpected complication. Whether you have your procedure at a hospital, a clinic, or another facility, you will have to talk to receptionists, payment professionals, and other customer service agents. While your surgeon will perform the procedure, these professionals are also part of whether or not you have a good experience. The customer service agents should: Provide the information you need clearly and promptly. Explain payment procedures clearly and respectfully. Offer to work with your insurance provider. Be happy to answer any questions you have. If your operation will be performed in a clinic or similar facility, you might still need to visit a hospital for post-op or follow-up procedures. You want to choose a facility with surgeons who have hospital privileges, and who can work smoothly with them. If the surgeon did not explain how the facility works with local hospitals, ask customer service about it.

summary: Ensure the facility is fully equipped. Talk with customer service. Ask if the facility has a relationship with local hospitals.

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. Start this process the first day you bring your puppy home. The longer you wait, the more mess you'll have to deal with, and the harder it will be to train your dog. Consider using training pads for the first few days. While these should not replace taking him outside, they're useful as an intermediate stage. Consider them especially if you don't have a backyard. Remember that a puppy has a tiny bladder and may need to go outside as frequently as every 30 minutes. Confine the puppy with the newspapers or training pads in the exercise pen when unsupervised. Don't let him wander the house. If you are not playing with him, place him in his crate or exercise pen, or tether him to your belt or sitting area. Pay attention to cues that he needs to eliminate, and take him outside immediately. Take him to the same spot each time. Praise (and treat) him immediately for using the outdoors! A well-mannered dog is a joy to have in the family. Start out on the right paw by teaching good habits early, and you and your pet will have a better relationship. It's harder to break bad habits than to create good ones in the first place. Teach your dog to come. Teach your dog to sit. Teach your dog to lie down. Take your puppy on regular car rides to get him used to travel with you. Otherwise, the car ride can cause anxiety. If your puppy gets carsick, talk to your veterinarian about medication to manage nausea. This will make the ride more pleasant for both of you. Make sure your dog is secured in the car. Consider a dog car seat, safety harness, barrier, or crate to avoid accidents and keep your dog safe. Remember to never leave your dog in the car on cold or warm days. The temperature inside a car can rise rapidly on warm or hot days, endangering your dog's life. On an 85F (29.4C) day, the temperature inside a car can rise to 102F (39C) within 10 minutes, even with the windows cracked. If it is too cold outside, dogs can freeze when left in the car. This will help you better train your dog, of course. But it will also socialize him, helping him learn how to act around unfamiliar dogs and people.

summary: Housebreak your dog Teach your dog basic commands. Get your dog used to car rides. Enroll in an obedience class for puppies.

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If you're eating pre-cut watermelon you bought from the market, the container should include an eat-by, best-by, or other expiration date. This date lets you know how long you have until the watermelon goes bad. Properly stored, sliced watermelon will stay good three to five days. Make eating it a priority to prevent it from going bad. After about a week, uncut, unrefrigerated watermelon will start to turn. Eat uncut, unrefrigerated watermelon as soon as possible. After about two weeks, refrigerated, uncut watermelon will start to turn. To prevent your uncut, refrigerated watermelon from going bad, eat it within two weeks of purchase.
summary: Use the expiration date. Eat cut watermelon within five days. Eat unrefrigerated, uncut watermelon within 10 days. Don't eat refrigerated, uncut watermelon after 2-3 weeks.