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When was Paulo Paim born?
Paulo Paim was born on 1950-03-15.
What has the author Brisa Paim written?
Brisa Paim has written: 'A Morte de Paula d.'
What is T-paim's real name?
T-Pain
Who is the Minister of Education for Brazil?
Henrique Paim is the Minister of Education for Brazil.
What is oxicoton and what is it used for?
Oxicoton is a common misspelling of the medication Oxycodone. Oxycodone is a strong pain medication used to treat moderate to severe pain. It belongs to a class of drugs known as opioid analgesics.
What problems would a herniated disc cause?
The problems caused by a herniated disk (slipped disk) are as follows; back pain, Under stress, a disk's inner material may swell, pushing through its tough outer membrane. The entire disk becomes distorted. With an injury, all or part of the core material may protrude through the outer casing at a weak spot, pressing against surrounding nerves. If further activity or injury causes the membrane to rupture or tear, the disk material may cause pressure on the spinal cord or the nerves that radiate from it. This causes extreme, debilitating pain. It's an unmistakable signal to stop all movement immediately. Further disk damage may be irreversible. In some instances, the injured disk itself is the source of pain. All of this usually is attributed to age and genetics
How do you make a cat happy after its declawed?
To reduce lameness, don't declaw to start with. Declawing is considered inhumane by many and many countries have banned the procedure just for that reason. In the short and long term, it hurts the cat. If the procedure is done incorrectly, there can be complications, infections, etc. There is a chance the cat will be in pain for the rest of its life. Claws are essential to the well-being of cats. A cat's claws, and the toes they are attached to, are important for cats for many reasons. Cats are digitigrades which means that they use their multi-functional claws everyday in many ways. They walk on their toes and use them for balance, exercising, climbing, and stretching the muscles in their legs, back, shoulders, and paws. They also use them for grasping toys, digging litter, communicating, grooming, and self-defense. Declawing a cat just to protect furniture is selfish. If you value items more than caring about the cats themselves, then you should not have a cat. I don't think declawing is right at all. If your having a scratching problem get her cat toys she can scratch on like mats or a climbing tower. If she scratches on things she shouldn't squirt her with some water from a spray bottle. I feel that declawing is inhumane. If that's what you resort to your to lazy to do the right thing for the animal. In fact, declawing is considered so inhumane that at least 25 countries have banned this procedure. Do you know what they do when they declaw the cat? The procedure is essentially ten complex amputations. The cat must remain anesthetized for the entire procedure, increasing operative risk. But they DO NOT give paim meds while the cat heals. The wound can rip open and bleed. A cat's claw is a complex digit. It is not just a fingernail as it is with humans. The nails are part of the cat's last toe joint and retract and are actuated by muscles and tendons. By cutting into these, you raise the risk of serious long-term physical and emotion impacts for your cat. Declawed cats in effect are reduced in their ability to gain traction and to walk properly. They have to move with their weight shifted backwards from their natural posture. Claws exist for many reasons: ~To stretch out muscles and spine ~To help exercise and stay fit ~To provide defense against mistreatment or other animals ~To provide traction and grip in all sorts of environments The consequences of declawing are larger than many people realize. Cat's behaviors can change. Declawed cats no longer have their primary defense mechanism and turn to biting as a default behavior. Physical ailments such as premature arthritis, cystitis, or perennial skin disorders can occur. Bungled surgeries can result in growth of deformed claws or serious infection. So Please do NOT declaw your cat. There are so many better ways of dealing with the scratching: Train the cat or kitten to use a scratching post. Many cats will take to scratching posts naturally. Make it a regular habit of clipping the cat's claws using a pet nail clipper. The other alternative is to purchase something called "soft paws". These are little plastic "gloves" that fit onto each claw to stop it from scratching furniture.
