Write an article based on this "Notice a change in the cat's meow. Monitor your cat's eating habits. Listen for any coughing. Notice any drooling. Decide if there is a reason for your cat's sore throat."
article: Your cat's meow can help you determine if they have a sore throat. Listen to them when they meow. Their meow might sound quieter, raspier, or thinner than usual. If there is a change in the way the meow sounds or a noticeable difference in the way the cat sounds, it might point to a sore throat. Your cat may also stop meowing completely. Cats who experience sore throats may stop eating because it hurts or is difficult to swallow. They may also stop drinking. Watch the way your cat eats to make sure their eating habits have not changed. If your cat stops eating or drinking, they may become dehydrated or weak. Coughing may be a symptom of a sore throat. The cat may cough excessively or sound like they are trying to get something out of their throat. The cat may also start gagging. Cats may experience a sore throat that is related to some kind of mouth pain. If this is the case, they may begin drooling because their mouth hurts. Notice if your cat begins drooling, if there is excess saliva around the mouth, or if they start excessively licking their lips. Your cat's behavior may help you decide if they have a sore throat. Cats who meow a lot or more than usual in one single day may develop a sore throat. If your cat has certain medical conditions, like an upper respiratory infection, it may also lead to a sore throat.

Write an article based on this "Choose a white, ceramic teapot. Wash and dry the ceramic teapot Gather your quotes."
article: The teapot needs to be large enough to hold all your quotes. Depending on how large you write and the number of quotes you've gathered, base the teapot's size on the amount of writing that will be transferred to the teapot. The quotes will be written using a permanent marker, so check that the teapot material will hold the ink and allow for quick drying. For a standout look, go for white. Otherwise, if you find a dark colored teapot, use reverse (white, metallic or light colored) markers. . Remove any dust or debris before writing on the teapot. Simply wipe clean with warm, soapy water, rinse with clean water and then dry with a soft cloth. If you're creating this for another person, find a book penned by his or her favorite author and dig up as many quotes as possible. Or, use online quote websites for fasting sorting. You might even like to ask directly for quotes that your recipient holds dear, in order to make the teapot extra special. It's a good idea to write out or type up the quotes to keep on hand as you create the teapot. You can reference your sheet as you write, making it easier.

Write an article based on this "Look at the rash. Evaluate what triggers the rash. Consider whether you have other symptoms."
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Eczema and butterfly rash have different characteristics which will help you distinguish between the two: Eczema is a condition in which patches of skin become red, itchy, dry, cracked and sore. It can occur anywhere on your body but it is most common in areas where your skin forms creases, such as your hands and fingers, the insides of your elbows, the backs of your knees, and your face and scalp. As it heals your skin may be temporarily discolored. Butterfly rash is named this because it often forms the shape of a butterfly, running from the bridge of the nose to both cheeks. It is red, raised, and may be scaly, itchy or painful. The rash may also appear on other areas of the face or the wrists and hands. However, it usually does not cover the nasal folds. Your nasal folds are the areas under the sides of your nose. Eczema and butterfly rash have different triggers. Understanding what brings on each type of rash may help you to differentiate them. Eczema is often triggered by irritants like soaps, detergents, or other chemicals, environmental influences like cold, dry weather, or humidity, allergens like dust mites, pet fur, pollen or mold, food allergies such as milk, eggs, peanuts, soy or wheat, allergies to fabrics like wool or synthetics, or hormonal changes in women during their cycle or during pregnancy. The butterfly rash may appear without an obvious trigger or after you are exposed to sunlight. If this is the case, you should see a physician, as this may be a sign of lupus. Butterfly rash is itself a symptom of lupus, while eczema is not a symptom of an underlying condition. People with eczema often also have allergies, hay fever, asthma, or a family member with these conditions. People with butterfly rash generally have other symptoms of lupus which may flare up at times. These symptoms include exhaustion, fever, sensitivity to the sun, chest pain, headaches, confusion, memory loss, difficulty breathing, dry eyes, joint pain and swelling, or fingers and toes that turn white or blue in reaction to stress or cold.