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My bunny is grinding his teeth!
- Thread starter Maria786
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Could mean a few things 
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Has he had his teeth checked lately? may have long spurs?
Could mean hes in pain somewhere else, rabbits normally grind their teeth when they feel uncomfortable/in pain.
Has his environment changed any? he may be feeling a bit uncomforable with the new change.
Hope you find out the problem soon
.Has he had his teeth checked lately? may have long spurs?
Could mean hes in pain somewhere else, rabbits normally grind their teeth when they feel uncomfortable/in pain.
Has his environment changed any? he may be feeling a bit uncomforable with the new change.
Hope you find out the problem soon
Maria786
Warren Scout
Maria786
Warren Scout
Could mean a few things
Has he had his teeth checked lately? may have long spurs?
Could mean hes in pain somewhere else, rabbits normally grind their teeth when they feel uncomfortable/in pain.
Has his environment changed any? he may be feeling a bit uncomforable with the new change.
Hope you find out the problem soon
Oh right, errm well he is recovering from a stomach upset, but I have stopped feeding him veg in large quantities and he seems fine. Infact he has been doing the binkies a lot today. So he has been on a high note today, and this evening when I went to stroke him and talk to him, he started grinding his teeth. I hope he is ok.
Hugo's There
Wise Old Thumper
If he is only doing it when you stroke him, I am sure he is saying that he loves you and please don't stop
Pain griding is a lot louder normally and he would be doing it in his cage as well not just at cuddle time
Pain griding is a lot louder normally and he would be doing it in his cage as well not just at cuddle time
