I need to turn a soda can into a radiator.My teacher will poor hot water into our modified cans and the one with the coolest water by the end of the period wins.We can modify our can with anything we want so waht should i do?
he could have eaten something that would cause a blockage, which can kill him.try feeding him some pure pumpkin.this has lots of fiber and will make him pass whatever is in there.if he doesnt pass it in a day or so.take him to vet right away.a couple days with a blockage and he will vomit poo.and die.sry to be so blunt , but this could be serious.pits are chewers ya know.
the change in food could very well be the problemHe might me allergic to something in the new foodcheck to see if anything is enflamed and please call the vet as soon as possibleyou do not wanna wait to long before taking your dog to the vet because you do not want the systems to increase.
it could be amillion things from a bacterial infection to bad food to poison, to cancer or a virusif he has been throwing up for more than a day, take him to the VETThrowing up and being down is not normal and its not ok to leave your dog like this.
first how long did you get the pup?if you have had him for a long time it could be change in his food,it could be he ate something that dont work with his stomace.pitbulls are good about eattin any thing they can get in there mouths.if he dont eat in the next day then take him to the vets.as long as hes drinkin and goin to the bathroom.the fibers should come out on there own if not then that can be a problem.and i have rescued nothing but pitbulls in the past 4 years and i still have 2 of my own and now my female is haveing babys
You need to increase the surface area with metal things so more heat can radiate awayMaybe wrap wire round the canOr aluminium foilWhichever - try and fashion fins out of the wire/foil to further increase the surface areaAlso standing it on a metal tray will help radiate the heat away Paint the can white too - no point letting your hard work go to waste by having the lab lights heat the water back up
