IN: What happens next?

How to deal with a snoring cat 
Note how frequently they snore. 
Like humans, cats enter deep, rem (rapid eye movement) sleep. When they do so, they are more likely to snore because their bodies are the most relaxed.

OUT: If your cat only seems to snore very occasionally, they're likely snoring during their deepest sleep, which is not dangerous. If your cat has physical or behavioral changes along with snoring, you need to have it examined by a veterinarian as soon as possible.

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How to choose healthy frozen meals 
Read the nutritional facts label. 
Reading the nutritional facts label will give you information that you need to make an informed decision when selecting your frozen meal. The nutritional facts label contains relevant nutrition information, such as the fat and sodium content, vitamins, and serving size of your meal.

OUT: Make sure to read recommended daily values and assess if the meal you plan on buying will give you the nutrition and energy you need for the day. Note the serving size of your frozen meals, and adjust the values based on how much you eat.

IN: What happens next?

Man is standing next to a tree putting dirt around tree. the man

OUT:
walks to another tree and with the foot kick the dirt.