Q: Again, if your allergies make this difficult, this job is best done by someone else. Take your dog outside in good weather or into the bathroom. Cats should be groomed in the bathroom. Close the door securely behind you. Brush your pet thoroughly, including under the belly and chest, around the neck and face, and under the tail and back of legs. Remove the hair from the brush regularly and put it into a closed plastic bag. Use a towel lightly dampened with water to wipe down the animal's fur after you are done brushing her. Close the plastic bag with the hair in it securely and dispose of it, then wipe down all of the surfaces in the bathroom. These products can be found sold under various names in pet supply stores in liquid form. If your pet has dry or flaking skin, ask your vet's advice on a special food or nutritional supplement.
A: Groom your pet daily. Bathe your dog every week or two using a gentle moisturizing shampoo or ask your veterinarian for a shampoo recommendation. Wipe down your pet with a pet allergen reducing product, following package instructions. Change your cat's litter boxes daily and wash the boxes thoroughly once a week. Wash all pet bedding in hot water weekly. Feed your pets high quality nutritional food to keep them and their skin and coat healthy.

Q: Because bags can be so many different shapes and sizes, some airlines just give a linear inch or centimeter measurement your bag needs to be under. Measure the length, height, and depth of your bag, including handles and wheels. Add those three measurements together. The total is your linear measurement, in either centimeters or inches. Some retailers list height as the "upright" measurement. To get the height of your bag, measure from bottom of the wheels (if your bag has wheels) to the top of your handle. If you're using a duffle bag, stand it on its end and measure from one end to the other. The depth refers to how deep your suitcase is. So for depth you need to measure from the back of your suitcase (where your clothes rest when you're packing) to the front (which usually has extra zip and slip pockets). To take your luggage's width measurement, you'll need to situate it so you're facing your luggage straight on. Then measure across the front of your bag. Make sure you include any side handles in your measurements. Each airline has a weight limit for carry-on and checked luggage. Take into consideration that your bag will weigh something, even when empty. If you have a scale at home, weigh your bag after it's fully packed. It can help you avoid nasty fees or having to throw stuff out at the airport.
A: Measure the total linear inches of your bag. Measure from the wheels to the top of the handle for height. Measure from the back of your suitcase to the front for depth. Measure from one edge to another for width. Weigh your bag with a scale.

Q: Just like a regular handbag gets smaller with a more elegant outfit, so should your fanny pack. Think of a smaller fanny pack as the clutch of the belt purse world. Opt for a diminutive bag that goes with your outfit. A "little black bag" is a good option, as it can go with many outfits. Try one with a slender leather strap or even a delicate chain. Pick a structured bag over a slouchy style. This type of fanny pack is no-nonsense. Pick one that has few embellishments and choose a higher end material, like leather or suede. You can get away with wearing this style a little larger, as the simple lines won't overwhelm your outfit. A slouchy fanny pack is more of the traditional, 80s-style bag. It has less structure, and you can wear it loose over your waist. Try a black bag over other fun prints and colors. Alternatively, pick a bright, patterned bag, and wear it over more neutral colors. This look works especially well when it's cold out. Everyone else will be wearing dark and drab colors, and you can stand out! Pick a color, and draw it throughout your outfit, including your fanny pack. Throw a bright jacket over it all for a fun and flirty look. For a truly bold option, try a fanny pack covered in faux fur!
A: Pick a small bag for a more sophisticated look. Try an envelope-style fanny pack with clean lines for a suit. Use a slouchy fanny pack for a fun look. Go big and bold with a bright fanny pack over bright layers.

Q: For your upper extremities, you shouldn't use more than 8g (0.28oz) per day on the affected area. For lower extremities, you shouldn't use more than 16g (0.56oz) per day. For example, if you're applying the gel to your wrist, you can apply 2g (0.071oz) of the gel to your wrist 4 times each day. Don't exceed 32 grams (1.1oz) in one day. Try to apply the gel as soon as you remember that you missed a dose. However, if you missed a dose and it's time for your next scheduled dose, don't apply double the amountjust skip the missed dose and continue with your regular schedule. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have additional questions about how to handle a missed dose. If you have any cuts, infections, burns, or rashes, you shouldn't apply the gel to these areas as it can irritate them or make them worse. Voltaren Gel is for soothing joint pain and won't heal any open wounds. The Voltaren Gel won't work as well when it's mixed with other products or if makeup is covering it up. When you apply the gel to an area, keep that area clean of any other products.
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Avoid using the gel more than 4 times a day on one area. Use your discretion if you miss a dose. Avoid applying Voltaren Gel to open wounds. Refrain from using cosmetics or other skin care products on the area.