Article: They might develop sores or cuts which can be come painful and infected. In this case, your vet can bandage or prescribe medication to ease the pain in bunny's feet. Check your bunny's nails. As your bunny ages, its nails might start to curl outward and become thicker. Keep your bunny's nails trimmed and neat, or they might tear and cause bunny pain. You might also notice small callouses beginning to develop on the bunny's nail bed. Give it time in a safe, enclosed area to explore and hop about freely. Movement and exercise will keep it spy. However, in its old age, your bunny might not want to hop around as much. In this case, do not force it to do so. Bunny may move around less frequently or with greater difficulty. If you see this, your bunny might have developed arthritis or joint inflammation, and should be taken to a vet. Consider adding more litter boxes to your rabbit hutch or cage if your rabbit has difficulty moving. You might also want to lower the sides of the litter box or provide a ramp on a gentle incline. Change your bunny's litter box at least once a week. Avoid setting your rabbit loose on hardwood floors or wire cages. Hard surfaces can exacerbate pain in your rabbit's legs and feet. Keep soft bedding on the floor of your rabbit hutch or cage. Pinewood shavings are typically considered the best option. Change the bedding regularly to ensure it does not become damp.
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Check the bottoms of bunny's feet regularly. Encourage your bunny to move about. Keep your bunny on soft surfaces like hay, grass, or earth.
Article: When the big day arrives, keep your promise to yourself and quit. Those first few days are going to be hard. Keep yourself busy and stay positive. You're on your way to an addiction-free life. If you need distractions, try exercising, taking up a new hobby, cooking, or hanging out with friends. Joining a new club, sports team, or other kind of community group will help you make new friends and start a new chapter of your life in which addiction is not a part of. Positive social interactions can stimulate the release of neurochemicals which elicit feelings of happiness and satisfaction without the need for drugs. Exercise releases endorphin chemicals like the ones released in addiction, which is why sometimes you'll hear the term "runner's high". Exercise could open a lot more windows for new and improved health and could lessen the blow of withdrawal by giving you something else to feel good about. Stay away from the people, places and things that make you want to go back to your old habits. You might need to construct a completely new routine for a while until the edge wears off a bit. The physical and mental pain of addiction withdrawal is real, and you'll likely start telling yourself it's okay to take up the habit again. Don't listen to the voice telling you to start back up and don't give up on yourself when it feels hard. Every bit of pain will be worth it in the end. Common rationalizations include the idea that "it's a free country" or "we all have to die sometime." Resist taking on this defeatist attitude. Go back to your list of reasons for quitting to remember why you're doing this. Think about why quitting is more important than staying addicted. Visit support groups and your therapist each time you feel in danger of relapsing. Everyone slips up from time to time. That doesn't mean you should give in and return to your addictive habits in a full-blown relapse. If you have a slip up, go back over what happened and determine what changes you can make if it happens again. Then get back on your feet and start again. Relapses are steps forward in the process and you shouldn't consider them as failures. It takes time for new habits to fully kick in. Keep a plan in place rather than giving up. Don't let guilt and shame take over if you slip up. You're trying your best, and all you can do is keep at it. Do something nice for yourself when you meet the goals you've made, no matter how small. Kicking an addiction is incredibly tough work, and you deserve to be rewarded.
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Stop the addictive behavior as planned. Fill your time. Keep clear of your triggers. Don't give in to rationalizations. Don't let a relapse be the end of your journey. Celebrate your accomplishments.
Article: Remove the stems and use a teaspoon to scoop out the insides of the mushrooms. Heat a frying pan over a medium-high temperature. When the pan is hot, add about 2/3 oz. (20 g.) of butter and half of the mushrooms. Coat the mushrooms in the butter and cook them until they're nicely seared. Season them with salt and pepper and then transfer the cooked mushrooms onto a tray. Repeat the process with the rest of the 20 g. of butter and the other half of the mushrooms. Mix 2 tbsp. of chopped walnuts, 1 peeled and diced pear, and 1/8 oz. (4 g.) of blue cheese together. Season with salt and pepper to taste. This filling will be sweet, creamy, and crunchy. Mix 1 3/4 oz. (50 g.) of butter, 3 cloves of minced garlic, 2 tbsp. of chopped parsley, 3 tbsp. of bread crumbs and 1 tbsp. of Parmesan together in another bowl. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Heat about 20 grams (2/3 ounces) of butter in a small frying pan. Add 4 quartered large chicken livers, 1/2 of a peeled and diced green apple, and 1 chopped shallot into the heated butter. Stir the ingredients until they are combined in the heat. Heat the mix for another minute and then remove it from the heat. Stuff four mushrooms with the blue cheese mix, four mushrooms with the butter mix, and four mushrooms with the chicken liver mix. Grill the stuffed mushrooms for about 3 to 5 minutes or until golden and caramelized. Remove the mushrooms from the heat and wait for them to cool off for 1-2 minutes. Then serve them with a sprinkle of chives.
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Prepare the mushrooms. Cook the mushrooms. Make a blue cheese filling. Make a butter mix. Make the chicken liver mix. Pour 2 tbsp. of port wine over the chicken liver mix. Stuff and grill the mushrooms. Serve.