Write an article based on this "Bring your cat to the veterinary office or prepare a space in your home, if the euthanasia is happening at home. Understand how your cat will be euthanized. Grieve for your pet."
article: Pay any fees upfront, as you don't want to have to deal with this after your cat has passed away. Try to stay calm for the cat's sake. It will not know what is going on, so its best to not make is scared at the end of its life. Many times a sedative will be given to your cat in one of its muscle. This will help it relax, as the euthanasia solution needs to be given in the vein, usually using a front leg vein. After access to the vein is achieved the solution is slowly given and the cat's heart will soon stop. This normally takes place very quickly. Many veterinarians will place a small catheter into the vein while others are adept at using a plain needle on a syringe full of the euthanasia solution. The veterinarian will usually need their assistant to help hold the pet and keep its leg steady, but you should be able to stroke and speak to your pet if you want to. Occasionally a cat with heart or circulation troubles will take a bit more time for the solution to work. The cat may give a sigh or a couple of deep breaths. The veterinarian will check with his or her stethoscope to make sure your cat's heart is stopped before pronouncing your cat dead. They will assist you in respectfully readying your cat's body for a proper disposition. Grieving at the loss of your beloved companion is normal. Your cat gave you companionship, loyalty and unconditional love which will be sorely missed. Everyone grieves differently: some cry, some get angry, some feel sadness. Here are some tips to help you cope with your loss: Create a memorial. This could be a spot on a shelf with your cat's framed photo, a special photo album with photos or you could plant a tree or bush in your cat's memory. Write your feelings in a journal. Ask your humane society or veterinarian if there are any pet loss support groups in the area. Call a pet loss hotline to speak with a counselor Most of all remember the happy times with your cat and enjoy those good memories.

Write an article based on this "Add cardamom and milk. Let it cool in a mixing bowl."
article: Add the cardamom powder (elachi) at this point. If you are using milk and/or cinnamon for more flavor, add those as well. Stir for just a few seconds, then turn off the heat. Milk adds a richer taste and fluffier texture, but shortens the shelf life. You can skip the milk if you like. When you drizzle milk over the besan ghee mix, it should sizzle and disappear into the besan. Move the mixture to a large bowl. Keep stirring for a minute to avoid burning the besan. Set it aside and let it cool for ten minutes. This will stop the sugar from melting, but not cool it so much that the sugar can't blend in. While waiting, you can make boora if you want to use it instead of sugar.

Write an article based on this "Tell your dentist you're pregnant. Let your dentist know what medications and prenatal supplements you are taking. Get normal preventative dental care during your pregnancy. Get any urgent dental procedures done. Put off any elective procedures until after the pregnancy. Get treatment for periodontal disease if you have it."
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Because the dentist will want to add extra protection during x-rays, it is important to tell your dentist about being pregnant. They may also want to change your treatment plan, especially if you have any procedures scheduled that aren't necessary before the baby's due. As with any doctor, it's especially important to let them know what you are taking during pregnancy so as avoid any negative interactions that may harm the baby's development. Make sure you do this before any procedures are undertaken or medications are prescribed. Getting your regular check up at the dentist is very important when you're pregnant as you are at risk of worsened gingivitis and periodontal disease. When you're at your checkup, make sure you let your hygienist or dentist know about any changes in your gums since becoming pregnant. It is safe to get most urgent dental procedures such as root canals during pregnancy. They will likely use less anesthesia, but will still want to make you comfortable, so don't hesitate to tell them if you are uncomfortable during a procedure. Any tooth pain or infection should be handled as soon as possible, because of the risk of bacteria spreading and endangering your pregnancy. Because you don't want to take any unnecessary risks, avoid cosmetic dental procedures until after the pregnancy. Because risks of elective dental procedures during pregnancy are unknown, they are best avoided. During pregnancy, your mouth is more susceptible to gum disease and inflammation. Root planing and scaling can help treat periodontal disease. This is a procedure done by the dentist and is safe for pregnant women.