Not Eating

I have not owned a Burmese, but I have had snakes for many years. It is not too terrible uncommon for snakes to go off feed. The very first thing you need to look into is your husbandry practices, such as heating and humidity being the top 2 issues. Also, perhaps offering a different type of food may help, be sure it is proper size for her. Live food is never a good idea, I suggest trying frozen/thawed and tease feed with a long pair of thongs. Sometimes actually bumping the snake in the nose with the food item will entice a strike, which then will turn to feeding once the snake actually has a hold of the prey item. I would not really be too worried about 4 weeks off food, she can go months between feeding with no serious consequences (though I certainly dont recommend this). I would check again for an exotic vet, try www.reptilechannel.com for a listing of herp vets by state as well as a source of information in all aspects of reptile keeping. As a very last resort, after many months of not eating, I suppose force feeding may become necessary, but under no circumstances attempt this without guidance from an EXPERIENCED person. This could be deadly if not done correctly. I hope I have helped in any way, I wish you good luck with your snake.

I have had two Burms. They do go through a spell up to 4 months not eating. As long as she (he?) is drinking and acting normal, I wouldn't worry much. If its been a really long time, try bumping up the cage temp to around 80 for a few days. The heat should put her in a more spunky mood. If you recently changed the cage, changed the cage location, or handled her more than normal, that can cause a diet change to. If she goes more than 3 months, you will need to pinky press (or force feed with tongs) and force feed her. Hope it goes well!