After that description I myself would give her another 25 minute soak BUT try the way I was told .
You really just got her damp yesterday which is no bad thing in her condition but I'd suggest the sealed container with air holes in the lid , fill it 2/3 full and let her soak .. she will soon choose to be submerged and that's when they take the water in .
Nothing to lose and if you follow the method I described a few posts back properly I can virtually guarantee she will look much better and plumper straight afterwards..
You can cover the tub with a towel to give her some security.
She will wriggle and try every corner to get out at first which is expected but it only lasts a minute or so then they relax .
Remember to stay with the tub though, don't just walk away as they're great at escaping !
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