Imagine if your fingernails never stopped growing. Eventually, you couldn't use your hands.

This is exactly what happens with rabbit teeth growing. They are "open-rooted," meaning they grow continuously throughout their life. If they get too long, they curl back and cut into the gums, making eating impossible.

The Signs of Dental Trouble

• Drooling (wet chin).

• Losing weight.

• Selecting only soft food and refusing hard food.

• Grinding teeth loudly in pain.

The Solution: Wear Them Down

You don't need a dentist; you need the right diet and toys.

1. Unlimited Hay: The abrasive texture of hay is the best toothbrush.

2. Hard Pellets: High-quality pellets (like Jungle or SmartHeart) are dense and hard, requiring force to break.

3. Chew Toys: Provide apple wood sticks, lava blocks, or untreated wooden toys.

What to Avoid

Soft foods like bread or excess fruits provide no resistance, allowing teeth to overgrow.

Summary

A rabbit that chews is a healthy rabbit. Ensure their cage always has something hard to gnaw on.

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