My chameleon vomited!!!!

[Angelwolf]

Just saw the photo of her showing her right side...is that a bump on the lower half of her right arm?

I think it's fat. Look how chunky her back legs are!

 

[Freedom1]

Who is your local vet? Do you have a reptile specialist near you? Regardless of what she's doing, or how she's acting, you should take her in for a check up. The excessive thirst is certainly a concern. Chronic dehydration can also lead to death. I lost my male, Echo, to a stomach torsion and he did vomit once, and had these strange coughing/wretching episodes for a couple of weeks. Then he went off food, but drank a lot. Poor thing ended up with a horrible and painful death. I had him to the vet 3 times, and it wasn't until after he passed that we discovered the problem. The necropsy showed that his stomach twisted where it connected to his intestines. I am not telling you all of this to scare you, but your cham os showing some concerning symptoms and you should have her checked out sooner than later.

I do have an exotic vet near me who I can take her to

 

[Freedom1]

I think it's fat. Look how chunky her back legs are!

She is a little bit on the chunky side and always has been, but now that she’s a year old I can start cutting back on the food amount

 

[Angelwolf]

She is a little bit on the chunky side and always has been, but now that she’s a year old I can start cutting back on the food amount

Too many worms can contribute to fat. They are ok as an occasional treat or change of diet but only very occasionally.

 

[Freedom1]

The exotic vet office is closed on Weekends though, so I will have to try to get her in sometime next week