Q: You can restrain a rabbit just by holding it in your arms. The best way to hold a rabbit is similar to how you would hold a football. The rabbit's body should be cradled by one of your arms and you should have your other hand on top of the rabbit. The rabbit should be tucked slightly under your elbow so that you cannot see his face. Never hold a rabbit by its ears, scruff, or around its chest. These holding methods can hurt a rabbit and cause unnecessary stress. Rabbits also have powerful legs and they can kick hard enough to injure themselves when their legs are not supported. Rabbits feel more secure when they are on a flat, solid surface, so try placing your rabbit on a table or on the floor. Keep one hand on the rabbit's neck scruff and the other hand on the rabbit's backside to keep him in place. If the rabbit struggles, try applying some more pressure to help him feel secure. You can also wrap a rabbit up in a towel to prevent him from struggling or hopping around. Start with the rabbit on a surface and then place a towel over the rabbit's back so that the towel comes up to his neck. Next, wrap the rabbit in the towel by tucking one edge under the rabbit and then turning the rabbit onto his side to wrap the towel around him. Keep wrapping the towel around the rabbit until he is bundled up to the neck and cannot escape. Try a zippered canvas bag or restraint box. You can also use a zippered canvas cat bag or restraint box to restrain a rabbit. To use one of these devices, you will just need to put the rabbit into the bag or box and either zip it up or close the lid. A rabbit will not struggle if it is being held in a tight, secure way. If your rabbit is struggling, then you may want to tighten your grip or place the rabbit on a surface until you can get a better grip. Try pulling the rabbit in closer to your body. Rabbits are comforted by being pressed on from all sides, so you may even try holding the rabbit in between your thighs while you sit in a chair or on the ground.
A: Hold the rabbit like a football. Place the rabbit on a table or other surface. Use a towel to keep the rabbit still. Tighten your grip if the rabbit struggles.

Article: Your doctor will usually prescribe one of two kinds of eye drops: antibacterial or anti-inflammatory drops. Antibacterial drops protect from infection, while anti-inflammatory drops prevent swelling. If you have trouble treating your own eyes, ask a friend or family member to help. Your doctor may also prescribe drops that keep the eye dilated, like atropine, to help prevent scarring of the pupil and pain. He may also prescribe drops to help lower the eye pressure, especially if there is gas or oil injected into the eye during surgery. Tilt your head backward and focus both eyes upward to avoid blinking. Pull your lower lid down with one finger to create a pocket under the eye, and administer the drop. Close your eyes, but don't rub them. Wait at least five minutes between administrations of each drop. Avoid touching your eye with eyedropper tip. Applying eye ointment is a lot like using eye drops. Tip your head back and gently pull down on your lower lid to form a pocket. Turn the bottle upside down over your eye and gently squeeze it to pour a thin stream of ointment into the pocket. Close the eye for about a minute to let the ointment spread over the eye and start working. Your doctor will likely tell you to clean around your eye twice a day. For example, you may boil water and place a clean washcloth into the water to sterilize it. Wash your hands to make sure they're clean, then run the washcloth gently over your upper and lower eyelids and lashes. Make sure that you also run the cloth over the corners of your eyes. Wash the cloth in boiling water or choose a fresh, clean cloth before each use. The cloth must be sterile, as eyes are vulnerable to infection after surgery.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use eye drops as directed. Administer the eye drops. Learn how to apply eye ointment. Clean your eye as directed by a doctor.

Problem: Article: To create milk paint, the milk must be at room temperature before you begin the process of curdling. If your milk is refrigerated, take it out of the fridge and wait for it to reach room temperature. Make sure that you use fresh skim milk. Powdered milk or milk that is full or partial fat does not work to make milk paint. Don't warm the milk, just let it sit out. Warming the milk past 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46 degrees Celsius) breaks down the proteins of milk. When the milk has reached room temperature, pour it into a large mixing bowl. Then add in the two cups of white vinegar and stir to incorporate. Stop stirring once you have incorporated the vinegar. After you mix the vinegar in with the milk, you should see that the milk solids have started separating at the top. This means that the milk is curdling. Once you see this, place the container with the curdling milk in a warm place and let it sit overnight or for up to two days. Make sure not to stir or to shake the container of milk. This will disturb the formation of the curds.
Summary: Let the milk come to room temperature. Combine the milk and vinegar. Place the milk in a warm place for one to two days.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After you're done dying your wig, set it outside somewhere in the sun and let it dry completely. This usually takes about an hour, but may take longer if your wig is especially long or thick. If you aren't sure whether or not the wig is completely dry, run your hands through it. If any dye comes off onto your hands, then it needs to stay outside for a while longer.

SUMMARY: Set the wig outside to dry. Finished.

Q: Avoid eating conventional produce that contains herbicides and pesticides that may negatively impact fertility. Conventional dairy sources may contain hormones and antibiotics that can increase estrogen levels in the body and harm fertility. If dairy does not agree with your stomach or diet plans, you can avoid dairy altogether and opt for a nut-based milk. Do not drink soy milk. In addition to being rich in protein and vitamin A, fish also contain healthy fatty acids that help increase hormone production, reduce inflammation, and ensure a regular menstrual cycle. Aim to eat wild salmon, cod, and halibut, but avoid farmed fish whenever possible, as farmed fish may contain antibiotics and food coloring. Do not eat large deep sea fish like ahi tuna, swordfish, and sea bass, as these fish may be high in mercury which can be harmful to the body. Avoid consuming hormones and antibiotics that may increase estrogen levels by choosing to eat only grass-fed, organic meat. Protein is essential during your pregnancy, but be sure to avoid conventional meats. Additionally, if you are concerned about endometriosis, limit your consumption of red meat, as the two have been linked by scientific study. Make sure you only consume poultry that is marked as free range, cage free, or organic as well. Whole grains are high in fiber and essential vitamins. Fiber is particularly important for your diet as it helps the body remove excess hormones and helps keep your blood sugar at a healthy level. Processed grains lack the nutrients necessary for a healthy pregnancy. In addition to regulating hormone levels and blood sugar levels, fiber also promotes healthy digestion. Try to eat fibrous fruits, vegetables, dark greens, beans, and whole grains with each meal. Soy contains a compound that acts like a hormone in your body and thus it can disrupt your hormone balance. Try to avoid all soy products while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Processed sugar found in bottled juices, popsicles, candy, packaged desserts, etc. can disrupt your blood sugar levels and weaken your immune system. Women require about 2.2 liters (0.6USgal) of water per day. If possible, avoid tap water that may contain traces of pesticides or unwanted minerals from agricultural runoff.
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Consume organic vegetables and fruits daily. Choose organic, grass-fed, whole fat, and raw dairy products. Eat cold water fish high in omega-3 fatty acids. Eat only grass-fed, organic meat. Choose whole grains over processed grains. Consume fiber with each meal. Avoid eating soy unless it is fermented. Reduce your intake of refined sugars. Be sure to drink an adequate about of water.