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Ooh noo think Joey's needs his incisors out :( Vibes please

kerry-123

Mama Doe
Was checking Joey's teeth again and yep they are defiantly over-grown again :cry: So I'll be taking him to the vets tomorrow most likely his insurance should cover it but I'm making another claim on Scooch's meds will it be okay? What will he eat if he has no front teeth??
Anyways please send some vibes:cry:
 
Poor Joey, if they are causing him that many problems I'm sure he will be better off without them :)

Once healed he should be able to eat his hay and dried food as normal, he will just need his veg cutting up and if he has time out on grass he probably wont be able to eat it
 
Poor Joey, if they are causing him that many problems I'm sure he will be better off without them :)

Once healed he should be able to eat his hay and dried food as normal, he will just need his veg cutting up and if he has time out on grass he probably wont be able to eat it

Phew that's good I thought I was going to have to mush up his pellets lol
 
Our gummy bunny Arthur manages really well bless him - he eats like a horse & his pellet bowl is always empty every day :D As Liz says he will need his veggies cut up small but he should hopefully manage just fine :)
 
Our gummy bunny Arthur manages really well bless him - he eats like a horse & his pellet bowl is always empty every day :D As Liz says he will need his veggies cut up small but he should hopefully manage just fine :)

Yeah we're weaning him on veg just gonna wait until after his dental to give him anymore. I think he's struggling to eat hay cus his poo's are dark and he has an unlimited supply :(
 
Yeah we're weaning him on veg just gonna wait until after his dental to give him anymore. I think he's struggling to eat hay cus his poo's are dark and he has an unlimited supply :(

Bless him - I'd try cutting hay & grass up for him to see if this helps him :)
 
Is Joey the Daddy of the babies?
If so you will need to monitor their teeth extra carefully as Incisor Malocclusion can be congenital.
 
lots of vibes my rabbit linus has his out to and he gets on fine without them more than i though he would just needs things cutting up and i love his rose bud mouth:love:
 
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