Ever label something so well you hide it from yourself? My "logical" toolbox setup once left me searching for a screwdriver I'd put in the "flat things" section.

Cats probably see things we just can't. I read they notice small movements and light changes we miss. It explains why @carr.casey's buddy's ghost stories from his cat seem so real.

A study from the University of Florida vet school mentioned that mild hoof soreness often hides until it gets serious. My farrier told me this for years, but I brushed it off as overkill. I had a pony who never limped, so I never saw the point in testing all four feet every time. Then one morning, we found a hot nail during a check that would have caused a bad infection. Now I see it as basic care, like brushing before you ride. Checking each hoof with testers spots small problems before they turn into lame horses.

Went with Duramax too and had the same experience as @bailey.susan, the pallet was a beast lol. Their customer service actually answered the phone when I panicked about the roof panels. Zero regrets.

That "actually" from @the_david shows how surprised people get about real stuff.