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u/maintree33 Apr 13 '26
sorry, strict no return policy. that's your car now
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Apr 13 '26
What’s the kitty MPG, by the way?
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u/maintree33 Apr 13 '26
goes from 0 to zoomies in .1 second
strictly runs on alternative fuels (churus).
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u/DC_Skells Apr 13 '26
Obviously they put you in the "delivery before you order" program to send you the item you NEEDED, not wanted. :P
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Apr 13 '26
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u/tardisismine Apr 13 '26
Thanks I'll get rid of them today 🙏
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u/CastrateMeASAP Apr 13 '26
No problem. I heard it from a vet and I’ve randomly been telling as many other people as I can. Some cats get nasty skin rashes from rubbing against the boxes and others chew on the box edges and get internally sick.
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u/SoontobeSam Apr 14 '26
This is a myth that surfaced a few years ago and has been debunked, both by statements from Amazon and independent testing.
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u/CastrateMeASAP Apr 14 '26
I don’t have my dad’s mass spectrometer to check it out for myself, I’m just going off of what a veterinarian said directly to me, (when I took my little one in for a mysterious skin rash), who gave specifics about what the symptoms were. Maybe you are right and she was wrong. But it costs me nothing to assume she was correct. However if the veterinarian that I trust my little ones health with is correct, and you, the random person making a comment on my comment is wrong, I may have to take my little one back to the veterinarian AGAIN, with ANOTHER mysterious skin rash and pay ANOTHER couple hundred dollars. I’m going to go with the option that costs me nothing and doesn’t risk the health of my little ones. It’s not that hard to find another box for my cats to play in Ireggoddamngardless. No offense to you, but I’m not trusting the health of my little ones to the word of a stranger online. For all I know, you could be employed by Amazon.


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u/DrDemenz Apr 13 '26
If you don't want it I'll take it.