Article: 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.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Isolate your cat if necessary. Treat underlying conditions according to your vet's instructions. Watch for signs of complications.

Problem: Article: " This phrase translates into "good day" and is, essentially, the same thing as saying "have a good day." Bonne means "good." Journee means "day." A general pronunciation of the phrase is bun zhoor-nay . Say "passez une bonne journee" in slightly more formal situations. This translates more literally to "have a good day" or "spend a good day." Pronounce the sentence as pah-say in bun zhoor-nay. " This translates literally into "good evening" and is the same thing as telling someone to "have a good evening." Bonne means "good." Soiree means "evening." Pronounce this phrase as bun swah-hay. " Each of these phrases can be translated into something along the lines of "have a good trip," and each can be used to say goodbye to someone embarking on a journey or vacation. Voyage means "travel," "trip," or "journey," so of the three, bon voyage translates most directly into "have a good trip." Pronounce it as bohn vwah-yah-zh, with the final "ge" sounding like a soft "j." Route means "road," "route," or "way." The phrase is generally used to say "have a good journey" or "have a safe journey," and it is pronounced bun rhoot. Vacances means "holiday" or "vacation," so the phrase "bonnes vacances" means "have a good vacation" or "have a good holiday." Pronounce it as bun va-kahns. This phrase is generally only used to say goodbye to someone whom you met briefly and will likely never meet again. The phrase can be translated to mean "good luck" or "good continuation," as "continuation" means the same thing in both French and English. Pronounce the phrase as bun kohn-teen-u-ah-see-ohn. (The final 'n' is soft, nasal.) " In English, this phrase means "take care of yourself." Prends means "take." Soin means "care." In this context, de means "of." Toi means "you." Pronounce the entire phrase as prahn swa doo twah. (swa uses a short 'a', as in 'cat'; doo uses 'oo' as in 'book'.) " Both sayings can be told to someone as you depart, and both mean "good luck" in some form." Bonne chance is used when actual luck or fortune is involved. Chance means "luck," "chance," or "fortune." Pronounce bonne chance as bun shahns. Bon courage is used to tell someone something along the lines of "be persistent" or "keep at it." Courage means "courage" or "fortitude." Pronounce bon courage as bohn kooh-hazh.
Summary: Wish someone a good day with "bonne journee. Wish someone a good evening with "bonne soiree. Tell someone to enjoy a trip with "bon voyage," "bonne route," or "bonnes vacances. Use "bonne continuation" for a brief meeting. Tell someone to take care with "prends soin de toi. Wish someone good luck with "bonne chance" or "bon courage.

Smoking a drug can cause red or watery eyes. Pupils that are constricted or dilated can be a sign of narcotics, stimulants, or club drugs. Check for rapid or unnecessary eye movements. Involuntary eye movements, or nystagmus, are symptomatic of many kinds of drug use. If someone is wearing sunglasses inside or in the shade, they might be trying to hide red or otherwise affected eyes. Someone who has smoked marijuana might smell sweet, smoky, or skunky. A chemical or metallic smell might mean they inhaled a toxic household product, such as glue or paint thinner. A smell of incense, air freshener, or powerful perfume or cologne might be intended to cover up the smell of a drug that has been smoked. Listen to his swallowing and observe the way it moves. Salivation and lip smacking can be signs of dry mouth, a sign of drug use. Licking of the lips, frequent clenching of the teeth or twisting of the jaw might mean that someone is high on club drugs. A bloody nose with no other apparent cause can mean that someone has snorted a drug, such as cocaine, meth, or a narcotic. A runny or congested nose can have many causes but combined with other symptoms it could signify that someone is high. Frequent rubbing of the nose can also be a sign. Someone who has snorted a drug might have powder on her nostrils or upper lip. Shaking hands can be a sign of club drugs, inhalants, or hallucinogens. Palm sweat can be a sign of intoxication. Burned fingertips can be a sign that crack cocaine was smoked. Pulse, rate of respiration, temperature, and blood pressure can all be affected by drug use. If you feel safe touching the person in question, take his pulse and check his temperature. Cold, sweaty skin is one sign of drug use. An increase or decrease in blood pressure, an increased heart rate, or slowed breathing can all be signs of drug use. Some drugs can cause chest pain, and even heart attacks. Seek medical help for someone who seems to be experiencing pain in his chest. People who use drugs such as methamphetamine, bath salts, or heroin often inject their drugs, which leaves track marks. Check for darkened veins, lesions, and bruising around the veins. Lesions that are open and in the process of healing can be signs of recent drug use. Sores or a rash on the mouth or nose can also be a sign of habitual drug use. While pipes, rolling papers, syringes and rubber tubing might be easily recognised as drug paraphernalia, the unwarranted presence of household objects can also indicate recent drug use. Bent spoons, eye droppers, and cotton balls may be indicative of narcotic use. Razors, handheld mirrors, and tiny spoons might indicate the use of stimulants. Pacifiers, candy necklaces, and lollipops may be used by people on club drugs, such as Ecstasy, that cause the jaw to clench.
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Look into the person's eyes. Smell the person. Observe the person's mouth. Observe the person's nose. Observe the person's hands. Check the person's vital signs. Check for signs of habitual drug use. Check for drug paraphernalia.