Ok just to be safe in case it is a resperatory infection... turn the heat up to about 90... get it high.. get the humidity down low... no need to run to the vet yet... turn the heat way up... don't turn it up too high... like I said somewhere around 90- maybe 95... get the humidity low... see if it stops doing it within a week... if not then you may want to see a vet about it since it's doing it so often...
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2.0 Cats
1.0 Chihuahua mix
0.1 Guyana Red Tail
0.2 Columbian Red Tails
0.2 Leopard Geckos
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