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FelisCatus @lemm.ee

Are climbing shoes cheaper in Italy?

I was planning on getting a new pair tomorrow but I'm going to Italy in a week for vacation. Should I wait to get them there?

  • I think you're living in an online Reddit bubble. I'm not an Elon fan at all, and most people in the real world don't drive cars based on their political affiliation.Lots of CEOs of major car companies are slimy and have been involved in scandals.

    I bought my model 3 for $50k CAD after incentives and tax which is expensive but not an absurd price, and have had 0 problems with it after 2 years and it's an amazing car. I know about the quality control issues with some cars but the warranty is good. I'm pretty sure the oldest Teslas on the road are 13+ years old so I'm pretty happy I'll get to drive it for so long.

  • Thanks! It's actually a completely different fountain and spout type. The old one is a flower thing with no actual bowl, this one just comes out of a spout into a bowl. Last time I actually put the old one beside the new one and turned it off, and he would just lick the old water droplets off the spout 😓 but I'll give it one more try and hopefully he'll switch over.

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    FelisCatus @lemm.ee

    How do I get my cat to drink from a new water fountain?

    Edit: I found an infinite water hack by holding a tube of Churu, a treat that's like crack for him above the water so he was forced to get water with each lick. I would stop squeezing the tube and he would continue to lick for a few seconds, not realizing he wasn't getting any Churu. After walking away I saw him taking a few licks out of the bowl. So fingers crossed he starts using it himself now.

    He's had a plastic water fountain for more than a year that he instantly started drinking from. It's starting to get a bit grimy and the pump is failing so I bought him a new stainless steel one and swapped the old one with it.

    He stopped drinking water for a day before I put the old one back. They're both running and now he only uses the old one. Is it safe to just take the old one away again so he'll be forced to use it when he gets thirsty enough? I'm guessing he won't just refuse to drink until he dies?? I'm worried about health problems if he doesn't drink for a day or two. He's 2 year