Age: 24
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4
Weight: 170lbs
Race/Location: White - English/Scottish - First Gen Canadian

Preexisting Med Conditions: Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension, Depression
Medications: Acetazolamide 250mg BID, Slow-K 600mg BID, Sertraline 100mg OD, Sertraline 50mg OD, Demulen 30 OD continuously, Sumatriptan 6mg/1ml sub-q PRN for migraine (can repeat injection or follow with Sumatriptan 50mg if added relief is needed) Duration of Complaint: Approximately a year

History: I started becoming symptomatic with IIH when I was 20 (diagnosed at 21). Prior to this is was odd for me to get headaches, nevermind migraines. Thankfully my migraines respond

First off, I'd like to say how happy the mod team is with how the sub is growing and progressing. Subscribers, unique page views, overall activity, and much more is on the rise. However, with that, there are somethings that we need to address.

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Posts containing dangerous items/acts/foods are subject to discussion or removal.

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As per my title, I'm running the most up to date version of Oversumo but the app won't update my profile level. It's stuck at 309 when I'm at 369 currently.

If your vet just gives you a bottle of Meloxicam, the syringe that fits onto the bottle, and a wee little syringe for drawing the dose for your chin, this will save you from making a mess and wasting medication.

If you fit the syringe that comes with the medication fully over the dropper tip of the bottle, and give it a turn to secure it, you can actually pull the dropped tip off of the bottle. The hole in the bottle is large enough to fit your small syringe in, and the cap on the bottle fits back on without having to replace the dropper tip. This allows you to take exactly what you need with the small syringe, so you don't potentially waste medication trying to move the dose from the larg

I've been using Kaytee Critter Litter which is a clay based litter for rodents in Chico's litter pans, but I'm looking for something more cost effective than what I'm using. She has two litter pans that I clean and refill every 3 - 4 days (once during her weekly cage cleaning, once halfway between cleanings).

I've used CareFresh in her litter pans, but then she ends up weeing all over her cage bottom since that is what I use for her bedding. Anything else paper based she'll eat, and I can't use wood because I'm very allergic to wood.

**So is unscented, dye free, clumping agent free, free free free, 100% clay cat litter safe? She has never consumed the Critter Litter, so I know she is unin

EDIT: u/dogfins25 claimed them. Thank you!

I was just out of the country for almost a month, and my family were taking care of my chinchillas for me. They reordered food for them, but got Oxbow instead of Mazuri. My chins don't care for Oxbow pellets, so I have no need for them. I have about 2.5lbs of them.

Anyone based in Canada is more than welcome to take them off my hands at no charge. I don't have the original bag for them, but they are kept in a clean, airtight container. I'll transfer them over to a large ziploc bag before shipping. I'm based in the Okanagan area of BC, and shipping to the east coast usually takes 5 - 7 days.

Please note, I'd rather ship all the pellets to one per