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Teeth Grinding
- Thread starter Kellyrich
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hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
It usually indicates pain.
Laurapaarl
Young Bun
Well it depends on how rapid/hard the rabbit is grinding really.
Soft, fast grinding indicates comfort (as archie does this alot, and he cant be in pain, as the vet says hes perfectly healthy)
They often do it when you make a fuss of them
But slow and hard grinding may well indicate pain.
xx
Soft, fast grinding indicates comfort (as archie does this alot, and he cant be in pain, as the vet says hes perfectly healthy)
They often do it when you make a fuss of them
But slow and hard grinding may well indicate pain.
xx
Bunny Buddy
Wise Old Thumper
It sounds like the contented "tooth purring" rather than grinding then!
I hear that version a lot and 'touch wood' haven't heard the in pain version yet.
Bunnies can be so confusing, the first book I read said if a bunny pushes you with his nose it means 'go away', Artie did that a lot and it meant 'carry on stroking my nose', completely opposite to what the book said, luckily I worked out he was being sociable and not stroppy!
Kellyrich
Warren Scout
Yeah i read one thing then another thing saying the complete opposite so it does get quite confusing at times!! I just hope it is the contented one!!
