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Yes you can get her spayed but it is a surgical procedure. They're getting better about anesthesia with reptiles but it's still a high risk whenever you have to put them under.
Breed her. I know she's small but she's kicking eggs anyway, they might as well be viable. Going through a normal breeding cycle may reset her system and actually stop the dud clutches. The actual risks of breeding at 250 are pretty minimal, it used to be the standard minimum weight for breeding until we kicked it up to 350. For anyone else reading, don't take this as I recomend breeding at 250, personally I think the minimums as they are are too low and should be 500 grams and 2 years, this is a special case.
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