Humidity with respiratory infection!?!?!

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Thanks for the replies guys... Do you think she will be ok for 4-5 more days before the vet. I think I caught it early as she was acting completely fine a week and a half ago! I bumped the temps up ... I feel really bad for her having to constantly hold her head up!

I'd take her to the vet as soon as possible.

In the meantime, spritzing doth not humidity make. Use a fogger, a nebulizer or a humidifier to create a humidity chamber and fog her for 45 minutes twice a day until you can see the vet. Use distilled water.

If there is a way to nebulize/fog her in her enclosure - so much the better. Eliminating the stress associated with moving her would be ideal.

The out put ports on nebulizers, humidifiers and foggers can be modified if necessary to accommodate a hose so that you can fog in a hide or in a tub. Sealing air holes helps hold the humidity in.

Otherwise, efforts to raise humidity by spraying or misting are fairly futile and can lead to other issues.