Cats usually do not respond emotionally to miscarriages the way people would. In rare cases, however, cats may become distressed and engage in behaviors such as pacing and acting agitated. In these cases, it's a good idea to isolate the cat in a calming environment. Place your cat in a quiet room free of outside noise and distraction. Have everything she needs, such as food, water, and a litter box, in the room. You should also provide a warm bed. Distressed cats often simply need space. However, you should check in on your cat on occasion. If she seems social, gently pet her and talk to her to calm her down. At home, follow the instructions you were given by your vet. Cats can safely recover from a miscarriage without a lot of intervention as long as they receive proper treatment. If your vet prescribed any medication or made any other recommendations for care, follow instructions closely. Do not hesitate to call your vet if you have any questions. It's vital that you make sure you're caring for your cat correctly. Most of the time, a cat will recovery from a miscarriage on her own with minimal intervention. However, monitor your cat closely after a miscarriage to make sure there are no complications. Some cats may bleed heavily after a miscarriage or have other discharge near the anal area. If you notice heavy bleeding or discharge, see a vet. If your cat seems to be in a lot of pain, you should also see a vet.
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One-sentence summary -- Isolate your cat if necessary. Treat underlying conditions according to your vet's instructions. Watch for signs of complications.

" Press your ring finger, pinkie, and thumb against your palm. Then, wrap your middle finger around the back of your index finger. Hold your hand still with your palm facing forward. This is the letter "R." " This is often confused with "A" so pay careful attention to the thumb position. Press your fingers against your palm and wrap your thumb over them. Hold your hand so the palm is facing forward and keep your hand still. This is the letter "S." " Press your fingers against your palm. Then, push your thumb up between your index and middle finger. Turn your hand so your palm is facing forward and don't move your hand. This is the letter "T." " Press your thumb, ring finger, and pinkie finger against your palm. Then, point your middle and index finger straight up and hold them against each other. Turn your hand so your palm is facing forward and keep it still. This is the letter "U." " With your hand in the "U" position, spread your fingers apart. This is now the letter "V." Make sure to keep your ring finger, pinkie, and thumb pressed against your palm and hold your hand with your palm facing forward. " Press your pinkie finger and thumb against your palm. Then, hold up your index, middle, and ring fingers and spread them apart so that they look like the letter "W." Turn your hand so your palm is facing forward and keep it still. This is a "W." " Press your thumb against your palm and then wrap your middle, ring, and pinkie fingers over it. Curl your index finger into the shape of a C. Hold your hand so that your palm is facing forward and keep it still. This is the letter "X." " Press your other fingers against your palm. Hold your hand still and turn it so your palm is facing forward. This is the letter "Y." Hold your middle finger, ring finger, pinkie, and thumb against your palm and point your index finger. Turn your hand so your palm is facing forward and then write a letter "Z" in the air.
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One-sentence summary -- Cross your middle finger over your index finger for an "R. Make a fist and put your thumb on top of your fingers for an "S. Form a fist with your thumb between the middle and index finger for "T. Point your middle and index fingers upwards together to make "U. Make a "U" and separate your fingers for a "V. Hold up 3 fingers and spread them apart to form "W. Make a fist, then raise and crook your index finger to make "X. Stick out your pinkie and thumb for a "Y. Write the letter "Z" in the air with your index finger.

This gives you a good base so you don't topple over as you booty shake. Plant your feet and distribute your body weight evenly across the front and back of your feet. Make sure that you have a wide enough stance. The wider your stance, the more stable you'll be as you dance. Your back should remain straight, upright and vertical. You shouldn't be leaning too forwards or too far backwards. As you bend your knees and squat down low, but make sure you feel stable. You shouldn't feel like you're about to fall over. This is a central position for this style of booty shake. The actual movement of body shaking only calls for moving your hips back. However, it's good to know what it feels like when you're moving your hips in both directions, so that you can feel if you're doing it correctly. Practice moving the hips forward and then moving it back. Keep your torso straight as you do this. Moving the hips back is what creates the booty shake movement. This is an isolated movement. So, you're only rotating your pelvis back. If you're not used to doing this movement, you'll have to practice moving your hips back because this movement is pivotal to this form of booty shaking. Essentially, moving your hips back is the booty shake. This is more or less for style. However, you also can do it to help stabilize yourself as you start to move. Don't lean forward when you do this because your back should remain straight. Start in the central position, then move your hips back. Do this slowly at first until you have the hang of it. You may shift your weight to your heels as you do this. Then, move your butt out faster. Now, you should be booty shaking. Practice a lot until you get the hang of it.
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One-sentence summary -- Stand with your feet shoulder width apart. Squat down. Rotate your hips forward and rotate back. Put your hands on your knees. Rotate your hips backward.

In the top left corner, toggle open Search if it's not already open. When it is, you will see three buttons: Fly To, Find Business, and Directions. Click on Fly To. Enter in your street address, and click the magnifying glass. Google Earth will rotate (more, or less depending on the state or country you've entered), and zoom in pretty quickly to your neighborhood as seen from a few thousand feet. There will be a gray crosshair over your house, next to your address. This is nice, but still a long way from what you want to see. Double click just outside of the gray crosshairs, and let's get closer. Each double click brings you about halfway between where you were, and the ground. Continue clicking until you are very close. That's usually about three double-clicks. As you can see, it's a little blurry now. That's because the cameras that shoot the tops of houses are several miles up. They do a remarkable job despite that, but you were probably hoping for more. A set of controls will appeartwo virtual joysticks, one with a hand and one with an eye, and if Google has mapped your neighborhood, an orange human icon. Drag the icon to your house and release it. You will be placed on the ground, on your street! You can pan around, looking at your neighborhoodyou can even click on the street and "walk" along the road, anywhere Google has mapped!
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Enter your address. Zoom in closer. Move your cursor to the right side of the page. Look around.