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I stumbled across this sub while looking to see what flights people have brought their Nobl luggage on and now I’m scared. I keep reading that it’s a scam and that the customer service is horrible but I got my package literally 2 days after ordering it and the customer service has been fine for me. I paid like $200 for the carry-on, weekender, and packing cubes and it said they had lifetime warranty. Someone please tell me they aren’t gonna bullshit me if something breaks ima cry 😭

OG question though: I usually fly Southwest so the extra space is nice as a chronic overpacker, but has anyone brought the carry-on on a different airline than Southwest or Frontier? Those are the two that have the biggest carry-on limits I could find online.

Just wanted to get some advice on if my cat’s food rotation is good or not. We just took her in from a friend and read that providing lots of different textures and flavors is good to reduce pickiness and allergy development later on. For context, she’s 10 years old, spayed, and not picky at all (except she wont eat mackerel).

So far in the rotation we have these wet food packs:

Ziwi Peak Variety Pack Beef, Chicken, Lamb, Venison (Pate)
Zealandia Wallaby Pate
Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Goldie Lox and the 3 Fares Variety Pack (Minced wet food)
Tiki Cat After Dark Pate+ Variety Pack
Soulistic Moist & Tender Mystic Menu Variety Pack (Stew)
*mTiki Cat After Dark Variety Pack (Shreds)

I read that dry food is also good for their teeth and dental so I mix in about 1/8 cup of the Acana Indoor Entree for Indoor Cats into her meals too.

So far she’s been doing really good on it, no bathroom issues or vomiting, but is this too much? Or is it not enough? Will this cause future issues for her? Any and all advice/criticism is welcome, I’m just trying to do the best for this little baby!