My flyer Roxi is around 4 months old. I've noticed she isn't really interested in getting in to nuts that are in the shell. She also has antler, cuttlebone and a pumice stone in her cage that I haven't seen her chew on. I've been reading a lot of the posts on this forum since my dog brought her to me back in October. I'm guessing she was 4-5 weeks old then. I've tried to learn everything I can about raising a flying squirrel. She is so sweet. She seems healthy. She still drinks 5cc of fox valley from a bowl every day. She eats 1 HHB. I give her veggies, waxworms, crickets and occasional fruit. I've given her a few in shell nuts and she has only gotten in to one hazelnut a while back. Ever since then the nuts just sit in her cage, so I started to worry. Because she is fast and squirmy it is very hard to get a good look at her teeth, much less get a picture. Tonight I was rubbing her head and cheeks while videoing and got to see a glimpse and now I'm very worried. Low light and poor quality and couldn't see her whole mouth, but looks like she might only have one tooth on the bottom and one short tooth on top. I need to try to really inspect her teeth before I panic. I have no idea if there is a vet near me that I could take her to. I live in north/central Florida. I know the vet that sees my cat and dogs does not see squirrels. I've already asked them about any vet that does and they gave me a really funny look. Should I be concerned about this or if she is eating fine otherwise just let her be???