u/preppy_goth

Hi all, I'm posting because my cat is not adjusting well to her new litterbox. I have tried the vet and this seems to be just behavioral.

It's an automatic litterbox, PetLibro Luma. We were having some issues with her going outside ofnher box, and it turned out that the litter container we had for hiding her box had gotten rancid from the combination of litter and direct sunlight so I took the opportunity to get an automatic one so it would stay clean. But while we were figure out the old issue she got in a habit of peeing on our bath mat. I've used an enzyme cleaner and we now block the bathroom and I hoped the new box would work out.

After a couple of other incidents and a lot of paper towels, I just saw her go to use the box. She cried several times when she went over (she's generally very vocal so hard to say if this is abnormal), and got inside the box and peed down the front of it. I don't know if this was intentional but she has always faced the back of her litterbox... She has peed in it successfully a couple of times but not when it's a large amount and always when she's pooping as well. I'm not sure if it's too small for her (should not be the case, she's only 11lbs while the limit is 22lbs) or if it's not a good fit.

Any advice is appreciated. I'm in the return window but intimidated by sending it back.

Hi all! Last year I went to a NYC public pool for the first time after researching and finding one with a deep end and diving board, only to find that you're not allowed to swim there, just dive, get out, dive again. Seems like the public pools have a lot of safety stuff about actual swimming which is a bummer. Feels like the only place I can go to swim instead of wade is the beach but I really miss the deep pools I went to growing up.

At this point I'd be willing to pay for a pass, indoor/outdoor don't care, I just want to be able to swim down to the bottom of a deep pool for a while and not have life guards tell me I can't. 8 feet would suffice, more is ideal. Any recommendations anywhere in the city or accessible by public transit or even regional rail are very welcome!

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