IN: What happens next?

Several images are seen of someone mixing drinks before a glass is shown next to a bottle of vodka. A woman behind a bar demonstrates how to make mixed alcoholic drinks. she

OPTIONS:
- solves the puzzle with a drink in hand and bargains with another for various shots, and a vodka glass.
- sees the drinks on a counter and pours the drinks into glasses.
- pours a liquid into a glass and the liquid is sprayed on a rag.
- shakes the drink and decorates it with lime and sticks.

OUT: shakes the drink and decorates it with lime and sticks.

IN: What happens next?

How to ease your dog's stomach problems
Recall if this is the first time.
If this is the first time your dog has had a digestive problem or if you have a young puppy, call your veterinarian for advice. Small dogs and puppies have small body reserves, so even mild diarrhea can lead to rapid dehydration.

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- If this happens to your recently cycled dog, call your veterinarian. Though more detailed research might be needed, a recent study showed a high likelihood of kidney problems developing either during the course of a six month cycle or as the dog ages.
- Before your pup has a bowel function check on him to ensure it is ok. Ask your veterinarian for a chart showing how much food is in every day.
- Call your veterinarian or vet to make an appointment for proper digestion. Remember to inspect your dog's digestive tract.
- Young puppies are particularly susceptible to parvo. Dogs can seem like picky eaters the first time they are in a new home or environment.

OUT: Young puppies are particularly susceptible to parvo. Dogs can seem like picky eaters the first time they are in a new home or environment.

IN: What happens next?

How to weigh and measure children
Remove any shoes and heavy clothing.
Remove any hair clips and undo any braids that are in your child's hair.
Stand on a non-carpeted floor.

OPTIONS:
- Have your child stand up to make sure you remove any hair clips that are on the floor at all times and undo any extra braids that may be in your child's hair. Take your child's age in mind.
- It is okay if the floors are slippery since you will be measuring a child's feet. You may want to wrap a thick towel around your waist before you begin going over.
- The floor is easier to talk to and more comfortable because it is free of uneven surfaces and loose furniture, such as a desk or table. Pull your child's hair back.
- Stand against a surface that is flat, such as a wall (do not stand against any wall molding). Keep your child's feet together and flat.

OUT:
Stand against a surface that is flat, such as a wall (do not stand against any wall molding). Keep your child's feet together and flat.