Problem: How to treat a cat for eye inflammation 
Look for other symptoms. 
If you've noticed eye inflammation, you should look for additional symptoms your cat may be having. For instance, your cat may have discharge around the eyes. OPTIONS:
- Look for changes in the eyes, such as squinting, difficulty putting objects in them, or bleeding. Other symptoms they may be having include : Eyelid swelling redness eyelid discharge pus a burning sensation in the eyes Know when your cat is anemic.
- She may also appear to be complaining about itching at the eye while you're petting them. Look for : Redness at the site of discharge coming out of the eye.
- The cat may also squint, rub its eye, or have more tears than normal. Other symptoms may include sensitivity to light, a change to the shape or size of the pupil, or color changes in the eye.
- The discharge might be more or less concentrated, accompanied by a dark, reddish color. While this discharge doesn't usually cause pain or discomfort, it's not usually a sign of a problem.

Answer: The cat may also squint, rub its eye, or have more tears than normal. Other symptoms may include sensitivity to light, a change to the shape or size of the pupil, or color changes in the eye.


Problem: How to make tortilla strips 
Preheat your oven to 350 ° f (177 ° c). 
If you'd like, you can also line two baking sheets with parchment paper. The parchment paper is not absolutely necessary, but it will make cleaning up easier. OPTIONS:
- Brush the tortillas with vegetable oil. Measure out the oil into a small bowl, then, use a basting brush (or something similar) to brush the oil onto the tortillas.
- Grease one half of the sheet with non-stick cooking spray. This way, you won't have to worry about the tortilla sticking, including the oven vent.
- Rinse/dry off the tortilla strips. Place each strip into its respective dish of butter-left side down-and gently roll the strips in butter every couple of minutes to help the fiber germ stay in.
- Grate the meat and wash it. Use a spoon to give it a firm, crumbly texture, like chicken.

Answer: Brush the tortillas with vegetable oil. Measure out the oil into a small bowl, then, use a basting brush (or something similar) to brush the oil onto the tortillas.


Problem: How to make fried tofu sticks 
Cut the tofu into finger-size strips. 
Think of extra-thick french fries, and you'll have the right idea of the size needed. Place on folded paper towels and cover with more paper towels. OPTIONS:
- Sprinkle in water, olive oil, and salt. You can salt or ground salt on top of the tofu (in this case, tofu is perfectly fine), or you can sprinkle the tofu directly in the oil.
- This step will wick away a lot of the moisture. If you like, you might even apply some weight like a plate.
- Press down on the strips to flatten them as much as possible. Place some fried tofu sticks into a crock pot.
- Lay the jalapeño leaves side-by-side on the paper towels. Use a knife to cut the tofu into strips, as if you were going to cook the whole thing, being careful to avoid snagging them.


Answer: This step will wick away a lot of the moisture. If you like, you might even apply some weight like a plate.