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Cat Advice (Kind of Gross)

[(Anonymous)]

Fellow cat owners, can someone offer some advice?

My little calico has been having some hygeniene issues lately. She keeps getting little "dingleberries"/remnants on the fur around her hindquarters. I clean her litter box daily, and she's on wet food and has plenty of water, so I'm not sure what's causing this or how to solve for it. I take a baby wipe to try and clean her up and boy does she howl, poor embarrassed thing. Any ideas?

Re: Cat Advice (Kind of Gross)

[kaijinscendre]

You can get her trimmed. How old is she? She might be having trouble reaching back there.

Re: Cat Advice (Kind of Gross)

[tabaqui]

My chonky cat can't quite reach so I get her a 'hygienic trim' at the vet. 'Cause yeah, they hysterics and drama when I have to use a wipe or something to get her butt cleaned, omg.

Re: Cat Advice (Kind of Gross)

[(Anonymous)]

The best advice is a little butt trim, but sometimes there can be something about the shape, size or amount of litter in the tray that makes the cat crouch awkwardly. You could try a different sized tray, or adjusting the amount of litter, or placement of the tray. But sometimes it's just the shape and furriness of the cat!

New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

What are yours in 2026?

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

Lots of potential resolutions, nothing too exciting, but I’ll see which ones I manage to make into concrete, measurable goals and actually stick to…

- sending people birthday wishes
- reading more books and watching more movies
- cooking more new recipes
- making a dent in my arts and crafts supplies
- volunteering more

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

Stop wasting money

Reduce the sugar I eat/drink

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

To make quality of life improvements, wherever I can find them. More time spent outside. Using the "special" things (candles, wine, chocolate, clothes). Adding the extras that I've always wanted but always thought was not meant for me, a peon (example: I bought actual cinnamon sticks instead of the regular stuff. So decadent!). Getting massages. I may do a weekend "staycation" at a local hotel that has big soaking tubs since I, at 5'10", haven't fit into a bathtub in my entire adult life. The world is trying to make me miserable, and I won't let it.

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[philstar22]

Stand up for myself more, find more confidence in myself, not let myself get walked over, just generally give myself at least a bit of the support I try to give others.

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[kaijinscendre]

Read 12 books (at least), lose 30 pounds, actively use my media and resolutions journals, get to 30 minutes a day on my exercise bike, complete my two crochet kits, and finish at least three needlefelting projects (my new hobby in 2026).

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

... don't kill myself?

(Seriously, I have no goddamn idea when I'm having problems keeping up with mundane tasks.)

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

Punish my bully
Cut off a few roosters

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

None, because resolutions rarely work out

More goals than resolutions

[(Anonymous)]

I quibble on the term because goals is less pressure to me and works for my brain for some reason.

But I have a yearly reading goal, I usually try and add some each year but this year I'm keeping it at 25 books.

Backpack more! I had a lot of health issues this past year that kept me from the trails and I don't want to let that get me out of the habit. The health stuff is mostly straightened out so I want to get back out there this coming year.

Lose weight. I got health insurance starting in January and I am going to make an appointment with a nutritionist and then hoping to make an appointment with a personal trainer and get serious about building muscle and losing this depression weight (my mom died two years ago and I've just put on a lot of lbs since then).

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

I’m focusing on time management. I need better life/work balance.

Re: New Year's Resolutions!!!!

[(Anonymous)]

Make a different pot of soup every week. (I love soup. Why not have an enjoyable resolution?)

Shop online less. I have enough to wear.

Stop buying top-ups on my phone games.

So all of them save money, lol.

Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone else suffer from restless leg syndrome? Mine are driving me nuts. I'll allllmmmost be asleep and then I kick under the sheets like a damn fool. I feel this strong, uncomfortable need to pedal my feet or stretch.

Besides medicine, what else could calm them down so I can rest?

Thank you!

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[(Anonymous)]

Have you tried weighted blankets maybe?

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[(Anonymous)]

It's almost always my right leg. I stretch it out when that happens, even getting out of bed to do deeper stretches. I haven't taken data, but anecdotally I feel like it works?

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[(Anonymous)]

I've never heard the term Jimmy Legs. TIL!

Honestly the only thing that has helped mine is tensing and releasing my thigh muscles repeatedly basically until I can't anymore. Or getting up and doing squats. I'm not sure if that's just mostly psychological honestly but it does help a bit. All of my "restless leg" feeling is in my thighs though, it sounds like yours might be different?

That and a weighted blanket. Though I feel like my legs have adapted to the weight and I need a heavier one now...

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[philstar22]

I have bad restless legs. I'm up to 4mg of ropinerole per night and sometimes it doesn't help at all.

Eucalyptus/peppermint oil and heating pad or ice pack can help sometimes.

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[tabaqui]

Omg, it's the worst. Some stretching helps (before bed), or just moving around a bit, and I take magnesium citrate (a gummy supplement) daily to help with this and also horrible fucking leg/foot cramps. So far so good - it's helping a lot!

Re: Restless Legs/"Jimmy" Legs

[(Anonymous)]

I only have it mildly now, but I had it badly for many years when I was having thyroid problems. Get your thyroid checked, if you haven't, and your magnesium, calcium and iron levels. Apart from that, drinking electrolyte solution in the evenings helped me.

Needlefelting!

[kaijinscendre]

Anyone here done it? It is a new hobby I'm trying to get into next year. Either 3D or 2D works.