IN: What happens next?

Next she puts cream on the edges from top to bottom. Then she drizzles a little chocolate syrup on there. she

OPTIONS:
- is now done making the cake.
- takes a bit of the syrup and starts to rub it on the paper.
- does this and adds it to her latte.
- adds the cream to a bucket on top of it.

OUT: is now done making the cake.

IN: What happens next?

How to treat tumors in hamsters
Talk with your vet about surgical treatment.
After your vet has diagnosed a tumor in your hamster, talk with them about how to treat the tumor. For external tumors (located on the skin), surgery is the best treatment option.

OPTIONS:
- Surgery will require surgery that will look for activity issues, which will cost more for larger tumors. To safely do surgery, the vet may try to keep the tumor under wraps, which will result in lumps.
- While surgery is a necessary treatment, even if the tumor clears up fast, surgery may be necessary because they can be more dangerous, and are more likely to cause complications. Surgery will prevent invasive tumors from moving further or exposing the healing bone of the pet.
- For internal tumors (inside the body), though, surgery would be more challenging because of a hamster's small size and tiny internal organs. Your vet can help you determine whether surgery would be a good treatment option for your hamster.
- Any tumors that come out with the tumor, such as cysts and tumors, may require surgery, as they may require surgical intervention. Surgical treatment consists of chemotherapy: a treatment of chemotherapy through the treatment of needle stimulation is if your hamster has any cysts on the skin.

OUT: For internal tumors (inside the body), though, surgery would be more challenging because of a hamster's small size and tiny internal organs. Your vet can help you determine whether surgery would be a good treatment option for your hamster.

IN: What happens next?

A young lady with a grey jacket on is standing in front of a sink lathering her hands. she

OPTIONS:
- then turns the water on and begins to rinse her hands and flex her fingers to make sure all of the soap is off.
- places the sponge into a yellow bowl on top of the sink and continues to start scrubbing the sink.
- then turns on the water and scrubs with a small green soap.
- bubbles the soap in the water and drops it into a bowl.

OUT:
then turns the water on and begins to rinse her hands and flex her fingers to make sure all of the soap is off.