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I actually use a different vet for my car and dog and she recommended him bc he's the only one in my area that sees reptiles. I kept asking him if he was hurting her jaw and he said no. But she's sitting her in the car continually opening and closing her mouth or sitting with it just open and...

No, he just weighed her and gave dewormer. Is it normally traumatic like that?

She also keeps opening her mouth now and sitting like that and she's never done that.

Here's her before the traumatic event picture.

That was the worst experience of my life! He pressed her head with his fingers pressing her eyes in and then pulled her jaw open my her neck and then when he couldn't get enough room he used metal prongs to open her mouth. It was terrible and her skin started coming off and her head turned black...

We're on our way to the vet! I really appreciate everyone's input. I'll let you know what he says about my sweet little Loretta :).

Just to let everyone know I spoke to the vet and im currently leaving class to pick up Loretta for her appointment. The vet said to bring her in a Tupperware bowl...is that safe? Which I mean I brought her home in a bowl, but I don't want to stress more than she's already going to be.

She's never been to the bottom with the bark, but I do have a live ficus and pothos in there with her though.

I have Repti Bark in the bottom. Is that not safe?

Is there anyway to make crickets "healthier" because she won't eat other feeders.

She actually came from a "family owned" pet store. I bought her the day the received her from the breeder. This is a better perspective picture on my fingers (she was in a mood lol). She is only about 3 inches long nose to vent. They said she was born in July.

Thank you!

I am going to have her checked. I found one local vet clinic that works with reptiles. Hopefully that's the only thing. She has grown and did very well since we've had her.

She seen the worms. She went over and watched them she just never made a move. With the crickets she is like a stealthy, master huntress lol.

I just want her to be healthy. When I went back to the pet store today they still had her cage mate and she has literally doubled in size compared to him in twelve days. They also had a panther who had sunken eyes that he wouldn't open and she was trying to say he was just napping and it was...

Is it normal for her to be so young and have such large worms?

Can I ask the dumb question of why only every two weeks? I haven't exactly seen an explanation.

Thank you! I'll order some from lllreptile bc that's where I just seen some, lol.

This is her cage. She does have an elevated feeder bowl. (Ignore the Tupperware that catches the access water lol)

Also what should I dust with. The pet store had me purchase rep-cal vitamin with d3 but I read that some use it and some don't. Is it safe?