u/AllTheDumbQuestions_

I hate having to ask but after a few days of frustration, I'm just going to ask...

What is the foam/felt/whatever it is inside of stamp pads called and what terms am I looking for when trying to find them?

I have an old self-inking stamp that is no longer being made so I can't get the exact replacement cartridges for them. The pad is worn down and I just want to replace it with new foam/felt pad. When I look for foam/felt pad for stamps and every other variation, it just shows me stamp pads. I don't want a full stamp pad in a plastic case as the foam is usually adhered to it and it's a pain to pull off. I just want the foam/felt itself. Is it in a sheet? A block? What am I looking for? Help?

I don't understand why lemonade flavors keep getting discontinued. Lemon Hdz, Lemon Drop, C4 classic lemonade, Monster Aussie, etc.

Every time a good lemonade flavor finally comes out again, it goes away within a year. Do we have any good options? Ghost pink lemonade is ok as it's really the only option I know of right now but is there anything else?

*Looking for carbonated only and not overly sweet. Rockstar Recovery is not carbonated. Ryse lemon is sweet punch with a slight lemon flavor so not what I'm looking for.

We are fairly certain that our girl (13yo spayed Cur with pancreatitis and arthritis) is having some kind of negative reaction to Arthrisoothe that she's been on for 4 months.

For about a month now, she's been randomly freaking out (panting, pacing, trying to hide, whining) throughout the day and night. The episodes will last about an hour or two each time and nothing I do soothes her.

She is high anxiety already so for the first two weeks, we focused on environmental changes, trying to figure out the issue. When that failed and after a particularly bad episode, we went to urgent care. They focused heavily on her arthritis being the reason and gave her codeine, however, I feel like it's more than that. When she is freaking out, she has zero issues moving. We have a follow up scheduled with her primary vet in a few days.

Given that the Arthrisoothe was the most recent thing added, we decided to stop it for a few days to see what happens and within 24 hours, there was already major improvement with only having one episode during that entire time, versus multiple a day. Another 72 hours has passed since and not a single episode.

Unless it's pure coincidence, we are thinking it's the Arthrisoothe. So I guess my question is- have you heard of this type of reaction to it and what could it be in it that's causing it? Her arthritis symptoms drastically improved in the short time she was on it so we're bummed to have to pull her off. I want to make sure if we try something else, it doesn't have whatever she's reacting to in the Arthrisoothe. Thanks!