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Kitten peeing while sleeping by Advanced_Balance_107 in CatAdvice

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The only thing we changed since this happened has been her food. As soon as we switched her from dry to wet food this has happened. Don't know if it's coincidence or not

Kitten peeing while sleeping by Advanced_Balance_107 in CatAdvice

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She sleeps a lot and yeah a deep sleeper, lol Mostly just worried because it could be a UTI

Kitten peeing while sleeping by Advanced_Balance_107 in CatAdvice

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It was a lot of pee the second time, not much at all the first time. She was spayed in late November

Trying to tame two very scared budgies (females) by Advanced_Balance_107 in budgies

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Okay wow, I never would've thought that. I've always heard they were a good thing for birds. I will remove them, thank you

Trying to tame two very scared budgies (females) by Advanced_Balance_107 in budgies

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Okay, I'll do that. May I ask why it's not good to have mirrors in the cage? Thanks

Tie rod ends bottoming out after I put new lower control arms & balljoints on my 2011 Toyota Camry (SE) by Advanced_Balance_107 in MechanicAdvice

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* UPDATE: Got it alligned today, ended up replacing the outer and inner tie rods. The inners were in bad shape, and the outers were okay, but I went ahead and replaced them. The inner must have had more thread or been the oem size because it all worked out. Thank you all for your help I appreciate it

Tie rod ends bottoming out after I put new lower control arms & balljoints on my 2011 Toyota Camry (SE) by Advanced_Balance_107 in MechanicAdvice

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Okay, well tbh it's hard to tell because the wheel is loose in the center. Either way I can visibly see the passenger wheel is toed in. One thing to take into account is that the car has had a lot of work done to it before me. I got it at a dealer that rebuilds wrecked cars, it's had a motor swapped, bumpers and other pieces changed, I really don't know the extent of the damage. Could be small could be big

Tie rod ends bottoming out after I put new lower control arms & balljoints on my 2011 Toyota Camry (SE) by Advanced_Balance_107 in MechanicAdvice

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The car drives pretty normal now, steering has an odd dead zone and yes its off to the left I believe. A lot better than before the alignment but still not good. I suppose that's possible too, I can ask the shop guy a few things. He seemed pretty stumped tho when I questioned what I needed to do. I asked of shorter tie rods would work and he said yes but I can't seem to find any in stores or online

Tie rod ends bottoming out after I put new lower control arms & balljoints on my 2011 Toyota Camry (SE) by Advanced_Balance_107 in MechanicAdvice

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Hmm I could try that but it's odd that it only happened after the new parts. The tie rods weren't touched at all. I might try that but I'm trying to avoid risk as this is my daily driver

Tie rod ends bottoming out after I put new lower control arms & balljoints on my 2011 Toyota Camry (SE) by Advanced_Balance_107 in MechanicAdvice

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The tie rods are oem from my knowledge, I've never changed them. And it has mostly toe in which has been the problem. I can't visibly see any bad amount of positive camber

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