u/AstronomerTimely138

My cats have decided to go on a wet food strike. They will eat their dry food (Purina ONE Ideal Weight), so I'm wondering if it might be worth trying to add some toppers to it to try and get hydration + some extra nutrients as opposed to experimenting with different wet foods. Our one cat is extremely picky so I'm thinking of the toppers as a way to run with the one thing she's actually consistently eating right now. But I definitely want to make sure they're getting the best diet I can afford lol. Any advice would be great!

i've been in a 2013 ford escape since 2019. It's the only car I've ever owned. It's currently in the shop with what I predict will be a fatal diagnosis, based on the issues it's been having.

While I wait to determine if it's fixable, I'm preparing for the possibility of having to get a new car. I have no idea what I should look at. I don't think I want another escape, but I do think I like the compact SUV situation.

I don't need anything crazy fancy or brand new, but I do have a 45 minute commute so something reliable is a must. And the rental I'm in at the moment has introduced me to the joys of carplay and a backup camera, so I mean those things wouldn't hurt if it was possible.

My financial situation isn't great. I mean I can make it work but definitely was not prepared to take on a car loan so trying to get that sweet spot between won't bankrupt me in monthly payments but also won't crap out in a year. The milage on some of the used cars I've browsed online makes me nervous.

Any insights would be great because I have never done this before.