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How to diagnose malabsorption
Familiarize yourself with the risk factors for malabsorption.
Any person can experience malabsorption, but certain factors can increase your risk of having problems with this condition. Being aware of your risk can help you recognize and treat it effectively.

answer: If your body doesn't produce certain digestive enzymes, you may be at risk for developing malabsorption. Congenital and/or structural defects and diseases of the intestinal tract, pancreas, gallbladder, and liver may increase your risk for malabsorption.

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How to monitor newborn kitten growth
Give the kittens a warm bed.
During the first two weeks of their lives, kittens are helpless: their eyes will still be shut, and they should spend about 90% of their time sleeping and eating. As long as the mother cat is feeding the kittens, your involvement will be minimal.

answer: The kittens' main source of warmth will be their mother. You can, however, line the box or cat carrier with a towel which can be soiled and washed.

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How to take care of a huntsman spider
Prepare an enclosure.
If you want to keep your huntsman spider happy, you need to have a proper amount of room for them to run around in. The enclosure may be higher than it is wide, as some huntsman spiders like to climb up rather than sideways.

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Make sure there are no gaps for the huntsman to escape through, they are swift and can fit through small gaps with ease. These spiders are said to be major escape artists.