Q: A healthy cat may urinate two to three times a day. Straining to urinate because of a bladder infection, bladder stones or a blockage are serious problems and very different than constipation. Check your cat's litter box to see how much he is urinating every day. If your cat is spending a lot of time in the litter box, he may be constipated, but he may instead have diarrhea. Cats will spend a long time squatting in the litter box if they have diarrhea. They may produce only a small amount of feces, which could be misinterpreted as constipation. A healthy cat will defecate about once a day. The cat's stool should be firm and hold its shape. Many times, it may appear that your cat is constipated, but there are other conditions that look similar at first. You will need to watch your cat closely to make sure there is not a different problem present. Your cat may have one or more of the following symptoms; if so, contact your vet to consult about possible constipation in your cat. Straining when trying to defecate Small, hard, or dry stool Stool covered in mucous or blood Loss of appetite Weight loss Lethargy Vomiting Signs of abdominal discomfort If you are noticing your cat is spending a long time in the litter box or if you suspect constipation, take him in for an examination with your veterinarian right away. Your vet will be able to determine if your cat needs medication or a diet change, such as a switch to special high-fiber cat food. Do not leave a constipated cat too long before seeing the vet - it could be a sign of something far more serious than just a passing bout of constipation. The cat can develop many problems from retaining and staining to eliminate stool, including blocked colon and megacolon (an enlarged colon).
A: Monitor if your cat is urinating normally. Check how much your cat is defecating. Look for symptoms of constipation. Make an appointment with your vet.

Article: Try not to let the butter melt. Put waxed paper in the loaf pan and preheat the oven to 340F. If you don't have time to let the butter sit out, microwave for a few seconds at a time. Add sugar and cream the batter some more. It should now be at a grainy consistency. Add them little by little to the bowl of butter and sugar. Stir. Sift flour and baking powder tho the mix. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes. Cut it in the middle and bake it for another 20 minutes. Once it's done, cool on a wire rack. Pound cake tastes delicious with sweet vanilla ice cream, and fresh fruit, especially strawberries!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Leave the butter out at room temperature to soften it. Cream the butter with a spatula until it's creamy and smooth. Whisk the eggs to a froth. Pour the dough into the loaf pan and smooth the top with a spatula. Take out the baked cake. Serve.

Problem: Article: If these commercial products still don't give you the desired results, you can get even tougher products from your local hardware store. Be careful though, and be sure to follow all of the manufacturer's instructions since these will be very powerful products.
Summary: Get help from your hardware store.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Making a collage is easy and fun! To start, gather a big collection of pictures to use. Exactly which pictures you use is up to you, but here are a few ideas to get you thinking: You could use pictures of your friends, family or pets. Make sure you have permission before cutting up old family photos. You could cut images from your favorite magazines, such as pictures of celebrities, athletes, or fun fashions. You could use newspaper headlines. You could use old comic or "funny page" clippings. You could use interesting postcards or stamps from places you've visited or would like to visit. You could use individual letters to spell words and phrases ("ransom note" style). Cut each picture you're using into a size and shape that will allow everything to fit together more or less like a jigsaw. Your pictures can overlap somewhat this is perfectly fine (and if you don't want any of the surface underneath to show through, it's something you should shoot for.) Set your pictures down where you want them to go, but don't stick them down yet. Feel free to try different layouts and designs. Once you start securing your pictures, it will be trickier to make any adjustments. Once you know where you want everything placed, begin to stick each piece down. A small dab of school glue or a rub from a glue stick usually works well. You can glue the images to your paper-covered binder or, if you don't mind ruining your binder, directly to the binder itself. Test the first couple of pieces to make sure the glue you are using holds firm. On the other hand, if your binder has clear plastic sleeves on the outside, you can just glue your collage to a piece of paper and slide it into the sleeve. Collages can look great, but since they're made of so many tiny pieces, they're vulnerable to having pieces tear and fall off. Luckily, there are a few ways to protect collages: You can seal your collage with it with a paint-on fixative (Mod podge is a popular product that dries clearly). You can also find spray-on fixatives and sealants (Krylon Crystal Clear is a product to try). If you don't have these products, you can try carefully covering the entire collage with clear packing tape, pressing each piece smooth to avoid wrinkles.

SUMMARY: Choose your collage images. Crop the images. Secure the images. Cover or seal the collage.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Act the same way you do when your around your friends, don't act differently around them than the way you act around your crush. If you do, he or she will think you're being a fake. Realize that you cannot make a person like you. You can be persuasive and encourage a person by being charming, friendly and happy in their presence but you cannot force their interest to focus solely on you. As such, it's important to be realistic and accept that he or she may want to be "just friends" or won't even want that. However, that doesn't mean that you don't try. It means that you learn to read the signs and respect the decision they make, as hard as it may be if it doesn't go in your favor. Dress nicely and neatly. Show your flair by wearing things that represent your style. Stay comfortable. There is no point in looking good if you're suffering. Jeans that are so skinny you can barely walk will elicit giggles in sports class, not awe-inspiring looks.
Summary: Be yourself. Be realistic. Look good.

Q: Move plants and items to different areas of the tank. This will create a whole new playground for your goldfish to play and explore. New items, such as new plants or items at the bottom of the tank, will give the fish new things to explore and interact with. Remember to only add items that are safe for the tank though, so go to your aquarium store and buy something new. Playing with your goldfish while you feed it is a good opportunity to train it and give it mental stimulation. In fact, goldfish can even be trained to ring a bell for food. This provides stimulation and fun for the goldfish. Interacting with your goldfish is especially important if it is the only fish in your tank. The interaction will give it stimulation that it's not getting from other fish. In order to keep your goldfish happy and healthy, you should strive to not scare or disturb it as much as possible. Doing things like tapping on the glass or putting your hand in the tank unnecessarily scares your goldfish, which puts stress on its health. Fish that are scared will go to hiding places in their tank. If you want to see your beautiful fish swimming around, don't scare them into hiding.
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Rearrange the tank during your monthly cleaning. Add new items to the tank. Interact with your goldfish while feeding it. Never purposely scare your goldfish.