Quote Originally Posted by doyle033 View Post
not really, actually it makes that more plausible. if i am reading your timeline properly then

two weeks ago you offered some food and it refused, possibly due to an impending shed.

a week later it shed

a week after the shed it wont eat, which occurs alot with mine. the week after a shed i have about a 50 percent chance of getting one to eat....

also, has it pooped since the shed? seems to me that my luck is a bit better after a shed AND a poop than between a shed and a poop. maybe just me tho.
if it ate a few times then stopped eating before, then i would give it a week with no handling, no feeding attempts, very little disturbance and try again.
IF that doesnt work THEN look at more drastic measures, but i hate to see this little girl (i know i called it a guy earlier, my bad) stressed more when she has actually fed in that enviroment.
my two cents
Well the whole eating thing before the shed was pretty normal I got her on a monday which was november 12. I fed her on thursday november 15 and she took that meal instantly ( live adult mouse) I went home from school the 20 and fed her on friday the 23rd (still no problems). On monday the 26 she regurgitated the mouse but barely anything was left over. After taking her to the vet because of that he concluded that it was because of her impending shed which was obvious by that day (wednesday the 28th). I did'nt feed her the rest of that week and then on monday the 3rd of december she had finished her shed. That tuesday I tried to feed her at night and she refused. On wednesday and tried to feed her a f/t fuzzy, she refused that as well. Finally yesterday I tried to feed her a live hopper which she also refused. So it has been 2 1/2 weeks with out food. She hasn't really pooped either. When I took her to the vet i brought the poo she had made over the weekend and since then all i have found are uraites. I think shes all out of poo to be honest.