mommy2-2snakes
02-28-2007, 07:57 PM
I have only had Butterscotch for 2 weeks or so, but she has started to sniffle and not really cough but sneeze. How and why did this happen? Her temps were really cold where I got her from. They weren't taking care of her right. Now I get her and I have had her warmed up and trying really hard to make sure she is warm and comfy, but I think she is getting the sniffles-RI. How do I stop this in it's tracks before it gets bad? I am warming up the hot side to 85-90 if i need to go that high and it is very dry here and right now there isn't much humidity in the tank. Could she have already had the makings of this before i got her or did I cause this?
P.S. I lost a kingsnake to an RI last summer, but I don't think the vet knew what he was doing and I didn't know what was involved with an RI. It was me being ignorant and the vet saying he knew more than he did.Trust me I still feel awful about it. But I have learned alot since then and have done alot of research before we got another snake. We did our homework and learned what being a snake owner entails. So I am terrified of going thru that again. Not to mention we have our BP as well. They are completely seperated in different rooms of the house btw. We take every precaution not to cross contaminate due to butterscotch being new to the family. Thanks and please help.
P.S. I lost a kingsnake to an RI last summer, but I don't think the vet knew what he was doing and I didn't know what was involved with an RI. It was me being ignorant and the vet saying he knew more than he did.Trust me I still feel awful about it. But I have learned alot since then and have done alot of research before we got another snake. We did our homework and learned what being a snake owner entails. So I am terrified of going thru that again. Not to mention we have our BP as well. They are completely seperated in different rooms of the house btw. We take every precaution not to cross contaminate due to butterscotch being new to the family. Thanks and please help.