Problem: Article: A healthy bitch can continue to eat a normal diet during the first part of her pregnancy. As her body weight increases, her food intake can be increased gradually. Keep her food intake the same for the 5 to 6 weeks of pregnancy. After the sixth week, slowly increase her food intake. By the time she's ready to birth, she should be eating 35-50% more food that usual. Feed her at least twice daily -- morning and night. It's better to feed her 3 times a day -- morning, noon, and evening. Some breeders recommend adding an additional protein source to your pregnant dog's diet, such as evaporated milk, eggs, meat, or liver. Providing small, frequent meals can help your pregnant dog feel more comfortable. Choose a place that is warm, dry, quiet, and separate from other dogs. Create a roomy box that has low sides. Bring her into the box every day so that she gets used to the area. Pet her and make sure time spent in the box is a positive experience for her. Create a whelping box well in advance, so that your dog has time to get used to it. You can purchase a whelping box, build one from wood, or repurpose a large plastic container. Husky gestation lasts about 63 days. When the arrival of the puppies is getting close, gather some supplies. Some things you may need include: Newspaper for bedding Bath mats or towels for bedding Towels for cleaning the puppies Paper towels for cleaning the whelping box Thermometer to check the bitch's temperature Heating pad to keep puppies warm Dental floss (unwaxed) for tying the puppies umbilical cords Sharp scissors to cut the umbilical cord Iodine to clean the umbilical cord. At the time of the birth, you may want to line the box with newspapers so that it can be changed several times a day. After a few days, you can switch to towels or other soft materials. These will still need to be changed about once a day. A few days before she is ready to give birth, your bitch may stop eating and start creating a "nest." About 1 day prior to giving birth, your bitch's body temperature should drop to around 99F (37C). During the first stage of labor, her cervix will dilate. Contractions will begin and she may whine and appear distressed or confused. You might notice her panting, straining, or moving around restlessly. This stage usually lasts 6 to 18 hours. Ideally, your dog will build her birthing nest in the whelping box you provided. When her water breaks, this signals the second and final stage of her labor. The water looks like straw-colored liquid. Her contractions will get more intense after this and she'll go into labor very soon after her water breaks. Puppies will appear sporadically every thirty minutes or so once full labor begins. Labor typically lasts about 4 hours. Most dogs will give birth easily without the need of human help. In most cases, mother dogs will give birth all on their own without much assistance. However, make sure you have your veterinarian's phone number and the number for local emergency animal clinic ready in case of emergency. Contact your vet if: The mother appears to be in extreme pain. The mother has powerful contractions for more than 45 minutes without the birth of a pup. More than two hours pass between the delivery of puppies. The mother dog is trembling or shivering. The mother dog collapses. A dark green or bloody fluid comes out before the birth of the first puppy. (After the first puppy, this is OK.) The mother shows no signs of labor 64 or more days after mating.
Summary: Feed your pregnant dog nutritious food at least twice daily. Prepare a whelping box. Prepare for the arrival of the puppies after 63 days of pregnancy. Line the box with newspaper right before she gives birth. Watch for the first signs of labor. Watch for her water to break and full labor to begin. Know when to contact a vet.

Problem: Article: " Freshly squeezed ugli juice can be mixed with water and sugar to make a drink similar to lemonade. Make a simple syrup by combining 1/2 cup (125 ml) white sugar with 1/2 cup (125 ml) of water and heating the mixture in a small saucepan over medium heat. Once the sugar dissolves, transfer the syrup to a pitcher and add 1 cup (250 ml) freshly squeezed ugli fruit juice to the mixture. Add 3 to 4 cups (750 to 1000 ml) cold water to the pitcher and stir well to combine all the ingredients. Chill until ready to serve. Mix the ugli juice with rum and a sweetener. Warm it up for a sharp, sweet, and comforting treat. Squeeze the juice from two ugli fruit using a juicer. Place this in a saucepan along with 2 oz (60 ml) dark rum, and 1 Tbsp (15 ml) honey. Heat it over medium heat until the honey has dissolved. To serve, remove the drink from the heat, sprinkle in a bit of cinnamon (if desired), and serve in two clean mugs. If blended with sugar, ice, and other fruit or juices, ugli fruit can be made into a tasty and tangy fruit smoothie. Peel and quarter one ugli fruit, then peel and slice one banana. Add these to a bender with 1/4 cup (60 ml) pineapple juice, 1/4 cup (60 ml) milk, and 2 Tbsp (30 ml) white sugar or honey. Blend together until smooth, add 8 ice cubes, and blend again until the ice is crushed. This will make about four servings, which should be enjoyed immediately. You could also experiment with your own variations. Any flavor you might pair with citrus will likely work, including strawberry, mango, or other tropical fruit or citrus fruit.
Summary:
Make ugli fruit "lemonade. Prepare a hot toddy. Mix up a smoothie.