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    Re: How to treat a not severe respiratory infection?

    Also one of the more important things to do is to take everything out of the enclosure and deep clean and disinfect the whole thing. Separate the suspicious animal from all the others to reduce the risks of cross contamination. Place the animal on paper towels and bump up the temperatures a few degrees. Absolutely make a appointment for the exotic vet before it turns into a severe RI. Good luck and i hope it really isn't a RI.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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