Write an article based on this "Think twice before moving a stray kitten. Take the kitten to the vet. Bottle-feed the kitten if necessary. Introduce solids and wean the kitten."
article: If you see a stray kitten, your first impulse might be to scoop it up and take it inside to keep it safe. A young kitten's best chance for survival is staying close to its mother, who can provide it with nourishing food and protection. Instead of taking the kitten inside right away, wait and see if the mother is still nearby. Keep an eye on the kitten for the next several hours to see if the mother returns. If you need to move the kitten, move it to a safe area that's not too far from where you originally found it. If the mother returns, you can offer it food and outdoor shelter so it can safely nurse its kitten (or kittens, as the case may be). After the kitten is weaned, you can consider adopting it. See How to Adopt a Stray Cat for more information. If the mother does not return, you'll need to take steps to rescue the kitten. The vet will help you determine whether the kitten is still nursing, as well as assessing the kitten's overall health. It's important to take the kitten to the vet before you take it into your home. Have the kitten checked for fleas and ticks before bringing it home. If the vet has determined that the kitten is still young enough to nurse, you'll need to bottle-feed it until it's ready for solid foods. You'll be able to get the instructions, equipment and milk substitute you need from the vet's office or a recommended pet supply store. Keep the following general guidelines in mind: Kittens under 4 weeks old must be fed every 3 hours around the clock (including at night). Feed the kitten milk replacement formula from a bottle. Kittens this young can't urinate or defecate on their own. You must stimulate the kitten's genitals by turning the kitten on her side and rubbing her genitals in one direction until no more urine comes out. Do this a few minutes after every feeding. When the kitten is over 4 weeks old, it's ready for solid food. Be sure to provide high-quality kitten food, both dry and canned, as you wean the kitten from its milk-only diet. Leave food out at all times so the kitten can eat at its leisure, and always provide fresh water as well. Do not provide adult cat food until the kitten is over 1 year old.

Write an article based on this "Discuss about the options available for your dog's treatment. Assess your dog's quality of life. Consider the pros and cons of euthanasia at end of life."
article: Ask questions about your dog's illness, prognosis, and treatment options available. Make sure to write everything down or bring along a friend or family member who will help you remember your options. Your feelings of grief will make it difficult for you to remember everything. If your veterinarian indicates that there may be few or no options that can treat your dog's illness or condition, ask about other options to consider and the costs involved, including the following: Continuing to provide treatment at home and the medications available. Discuss about palliative care to help with pain management and the costs. Putting the dog down in a safe space under direction of a veterinarian. Discuss when and how this is done and the costs involved. Treatment options to prolong life or surgeries needed. Understand the limitations, such as only prolonging a dog's life for a few more months and the possibly of high vet bills. Use the HHHHMM Quality of Life Scale to assess your dog's health and condition, as indicated in the criteria below. Talk with your vet about what score you believe your dog has in terms of quality of life, and compare this to the score your vet gives. You can also ask other members of your household or close friends and family to provide a score as well. Understand that you may have a biased score (with good reason), due to wishing to have more time with your pet. Think about the following criteria for your pet's quality of life: Hurt Hunger Hydration Hygiene Happiness Mobility More Good Days than Bad While putting your dog down via euthanasia may seem upsetting, think about the reasons why it may be a less painful way for your pet to end their life. Talk with your veterinarian about the pros and cons, as well as your dog's current quality of life: Pros: providing a gentle way to go in a safe and controlled space, having the opportunity to be present when you say good-bye, ensuring that your pet feels no pain at the time of death Cons: feeling possible guilt that you cannot stop your pet from dying, taking on the stressful task of making life and death decisions for your pet Consider filling out this assessment tool created by the Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center, and discuss it with your veterinarian to understand your dog's current health and quality of life: http://vet.osu.edu/assets/pdf/hospital/companionAnimals/HonoringtheBond/HowDoIKnowWhen.pdf

Write an article based on this "Choose colors based on the dominant colors in your wardrobe. Pair the right colors with the right occasions. Wear colors that are appropriate for the season. Be careful with patterns."
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Take a look at your closet, and see what is the dominant color among your skirts and dresses. Next, buy some tights or stockings that match those colors. This will make creating outfits easier in the future. For example, if you have mostly grey or brown skirts and dresses, choose tights or stockings in those colors. Certain colors just go better with certain occasions and locations than others. For example, bright red tights might not look very professional in an office-type setting, but they'd work great for a party or concert. On the other hand, black might be too severe for a casual picnic in the park, but they'd be appropriate for a grand evening at the opera. Nude-colored tights and stockings are suitable for all occasions. Remember to choose a color that matches your skin tone. There are no rules as to what you should and should not wear, but dark colors tend to look better when it's cold, and light colors tend to look better when it's warm. You'd probably want to avoid wearing dark colors during the hot summer month; they are too warm and absorb too much heat. In fact, you might want to skip wearing tights or stockings during the warmer months altogether! If you do choose or need to wear tights or stockings during the warmer months, choose something that is lighter in color, or something that is close to your skin tone. Many fun-colored tights contain patterns. This is a great way to add movement to your outfit and make it look more complete. You have to be careful, however; too many patterns can make your outfit look cluttered. Stay on the safe side, and choose a pattern that matches your outfit. Another option would be to pair patterned tights with a solid-colored outfit. For example, a pair of lacey black tights would look cute with an ivory, fit-and-flare dress and a thin, black belt.