context: How to know if your cat ate something toxic
Watch for gastrointestinal distress.
Excessive vomiting, diarrhea, and frequent urination may all be symptoms of poisoning in cats. Watch closely when your cat goes to the bathroom and listen for sounds of heaving.

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- If your cat has diarrhea, it may fall over. Turn your cat in the direction of the vomiting.
- A cat may not experience all of these symptoms, depending upon what sort of toxic substance your cat ingested. Do not wait for multiple symptoms to appear.
- This may also be an indication of another type of poisoning, such as feline atrophy, which is caused by dislodged blood clots. All cats should see a vet immediately if they have gastrointestinal distress.
- If your cat urinates often and suffers any diarrhea afterwards, it may be a sign of obstruction of the pancreas. If you have previously thought your cat ingested something toxic, you should look for foul-smelling fecal secretions.
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next sentence for the context: A cat may not experience all of these symptoms, depending upon what sort of toxic substance your cat ingested. Do not wait for multiple symptoms to appear.

context: The men gear up and look to the camera as well as spin a knife around and move around a paintball pit. the men

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- carry several objects back and forth across a patch of grass while moving the knife quickly forward and backwards.
- kneel down and spread their legs after performing this elaborate stunt.
- pose again or turn a mask when they see the camera.
- run back and fourth after one another shooting a paintball gun when one hits the other and holds him on the ground.
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context: How to find a cat that might be hiding
Remain calm.
Losing track of your cat can be nerve-racking. Keeping calm will help you think clearly and make the most of your search.

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- If you lose your phone or your ipod, don't panic. Keep breathing and thinking of your cat, not just yourself.
- Stay relaxed and look for your cat as calmly as you can to increase the odds of you finding them. Get a flash-light to help you in your search.
- Any problem in your search quickly leads to more problems. If you find that a cat you don't recognize is hiding, try doing some calming exercises.
- It can also be helpful to find a spot that is quiet so that you can calm down as you are searching. Staying calm can also prevent you from inadvertently making mistakes.
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next sentence for the context: Stay relaxed and look for your cat as calmly as you can to increase the odds of you finding them. Get a flash-light to help you in your search.

context: The video is first person view of someone paddling an orange canoe in a large body of water. people

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- are paddling an orange canoe down heavily forested lakes in front of houses and wipers.
- start paddling and a man in a canoe next to them is flipping as the camera faces the water and shows another canoe supporting multiple individuals and the same man at the bottom of the lake.
- are kayaking in a small body of water out of a kayak.
- stand on a nearby pier and watch the person.
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stand on a nearby pier and watch the person.