Step 2 - Install the new diverter. a. Slide the diverter into the faucet body. To properly orient the cartridge, rotate the cartridge so that the stopper is on the left side. Slide the cartridge into the faucet body so that the notches on the cartridge line up with the grooves on the faucet body.
Visit the Pet Video Library. Today we're going to discuss warts, or papillomas, which is the medical term for warts. Papillomas are benign clusters of abnormal cells caused by the papilloma viruses, a group of DNA viruses that cause proliferative cauliflower-like skin and mouth lesions in dogs.
Pets with swallowing abnormalities may inhale food causing pneumonia (lung infection) and nasal discharge. Cats can develop polyps in the back of the throat originating from the Eustachian tube that connects the throat to the ear. These polyps can cause nasal discharge and gagging. Older, middle to large-sized dogs with long noses are more likely to develop nasal cancer. Dogs that spend time outdoors are more likely to inhale foreign matter into the nasal passages. The appearance of the discharge varies with the cause. Nasal discharge can be clear (serous), gray and cloudy (mucoid), thick and green (purulent), or bloody. The discharge may come from one or both nostrils.