Did the vet do an x-ray to see if she has eggs inside?
If you are going to try to keep her cage warmer at night, you need to use a heat emitting "bulb"...it does not emit light. If you use a light how is she going to be able to tell when its night and sleep? Although heat may help if she's sick, they don't need heat at night normally unless the temperature drops below 65 F or so.
You said..."I am not suppose to let her see me or bother her how am i suppose to spray her?"...you can spray her when she's not digging and back up in the branches.
Has she dug at all?
If you are going to try to keep her cage warmer at night, you need to use a heat emitting "bulb"...it does not emit light. If you use a light how is she going to be able to tell when its night and sleep? Although heat may help if she's sick, they don't need heat at night normally unless the temperature drops below 65 F or so.
You said..."I am not suppose to let her see me or bother her how am i suppose to spray her?"...you can spray her when she's not digging and back up in the branches.
Has she dug at all?