This rabbit had some severe problems in his mouth! Malocclusion is extremely common in brachycephalic (or short-faced) rabbits because their teeth don't align correctly and subsequently the teeth aren't able to wear properly. There are some external clues that can raise suspicion such as eye discharge, saliva on the face or chin, dropping food, changing preferences for a certain food item or texture, and in some cases, chewing on only one side of the mouth. Sometimes, it can be very difficult to
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This rabbit had some severe problems in his mouth! Malocclusion is extremely common in brachycephalic (or short-faced) rabbits because their teeth don't align correctly and subsequently the teeth aren't able to wear properly. There are some external clues that can raise suspicion such as eye discharge, saliva on the face or chin, dropping food, changing preferences for a certain food item or texture, and in some cases, chewing on only one side of the mouth. Sometimes, it can be very difficult to
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Overgrown teeth due to alignment problems are common in rabbits because their teeth continually grown. The main problem is an inability to eat, but if not treated appropriately secondary issues can develop. Removal of a rabbits incisors is the best way to deal with overgrown teeth. If you have a rabbit, you should regularly check their teeth to make sure there is no overgrowth. | Companion Animal Veterinary Hospital, Dapto
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Overgrown teeth due to alignment problems are common in rabbits because their teeth continually grown. The main problem is an inability to eat, but if not treated appropriately secondary issues can develop. Removal of a rabbits incisors is the best way to deal with overgrown teeth. If you have a rabbit, you should regularly check their teeth to make sure there is no overgrowth. | Companion Animal Veterinary Hospital, Dapto
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