Image 1 — Guidance on trimming/propagating, please?
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Guidance on trimming/propagating, please?

Hi everyone! This string of turtles is my first successful string plant after learning about taking care of them better. It’s getting extremely long, and was wondering if someone could give me some guidance on trimming and/or propagating this? Can I just cut the strings at about the halfway point and put them on some media? Or should I do a different location? Is a soil/perlite mix ok? Thank you in advance!!

u/hray12 — 8 days ago

Any NFL fans?

Hey all, I hope this post is OK! I’m a mod of a sub /r/NFLesbians, and hoping to get it more active! If there’s any football fans here, come check it out!

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u/hray12 — 1 month ago

Nulo cat food and urinary issues

I apologize, I accidentally deleted my last post (forgot it was a cross post from another) but it was getting some really good conversations and advice, so I wanted to post again in case others have this issue and search the sub! That’s the only reason I learned about this. Thank you so much to all who already commented. I have an update below.

*** We recently switched our cats food from Crave to Nulo (duck and cod) because we could no longer get the Crave. This weekend, our male cat had to go to the vet Saturday and then the animal ER on Sunday, diagnosed both both a UTI and struvite crystals and is now hospitalized post-surgery to clear a blockage in his urethra.
He's pretty young, only 2YO, so now that I'm home and he's out there I've started thinking about what caused this change. I googled "nulo cat food urinary issues" to see if this was a known issue, and found this thread from six years ago (https:// www.reddit.com/r/cats/s/FfepfMgc49). There are
more recent comments as well (3-4 years), and l can't help but wonder if this is a connection between all of our cats and something in this food formula.
Has anyone else experienced this or heard of this issue? Seems like if it's causing life-threatening problems it should be a bigger problem!

Update: we talked to the vet, and he will stay on prescription wet and dry food, and our other cat is switching to a urinary health (nonRX) food. They said it’s fine if they both get RX, but if we wanted to keep feeding her the Purina Pro Plan for urinary health, it’s fine if he steals some as long as he’s getting his prescription wet food AM & PM.

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u/hray12 — 2 months ago
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Nulo cat food and urinary issues?

We recently switched our cats food from Crave to Nulo (duck and cod) because we could no longer get the Crave. This weekend, our male cat had to go to the vet Saturday and then the animal ER on Sunday, diagnosed both both a UTI and struvite crystals and is now hospitalized post-surgery to clear a blockage in his urethra.

He’s pretty young, only 2YO, so now that I’m home and he’s out there I’ve started thinking about what caused this change. I googled “nulo cat food urinary issues” to see if this was a known issue, and found this thread from six years ago (https://www.reddit.com/r/cats/s/FfepfMgc49). There are more recent comments as well (3-4 years), and I can’t help but wonder if this is a connection between all of our cats and something in this food formula.

Has anyone else experienced this or heard of this issue? Seems like if it’s causing life-threatening problems it should be a bigger problem!

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u/hray12 — 2 months ago

Any subreddits that verify website legitimacy?

I found something that I wanted to order online, but wasn’t sure if it was a legit site. I posted to /r/scams and it was removed and I was directed here. Anyone know? Thanks!

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u/hray12 — 5 months ago