Foo, my little indoor rabbit, is a bit of chewer and likes to nibble on handbags, any food he can find, belts, flip flops etc... which is fine, as I've put it down to his age (5 months) and the fact he was only neutered 3 weeks ago (hormones) ... but today, he is literally chewing EVERYTHING he can get his pesky little teeth into! My bag, my shoes, my watch, my clothes, my hairbrush, carrier bags, earrings (whilst still being worn! :shock my bedding, my jewellery box, literally anything...... could this be a sign of teeth problems? Out of all the rabbits I've ever had (including the 7 I have now) I've never had a dental bun, so I don't know what to look out for.
I thought it could be boredom, but he'll have to hang on a few more weeks until he is bonded due to only recently being neutered! His dog crate and my room is full of toys and I play with him everyday for atleast 4 hours, the rest of the time he free ranges round my room. I dont necessarily mind him chewing (Aslong as its not dangerous for him) but I just want to make sure it's not a sign of something more sinister.....
Just to add: he eats, drinks, poops, wees and is hyperactive as always!!
I thought it could be boredom, but he'll have to hang on a few more weeks until he is bonded due to only recently being neutered! His dog crate and my room is full of toys and I play with him everyday for atleast 4 hours, the rest of the time he free ranges round my room. I dont necessarily mind him chewing (Aslong as its not dangerous for him) but I just want to make sure it's not a sign of something more sinister.....
Just to add: he eats, drinks, poops, wees and is hyperactive as always!!
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