My vet checked out my rabbit Frasier today for an ear infection. She gave him a thorough all body check before diagnosis and just mentioned when she looked at his far back teeth that they were yellow but no spurs. I asked if anything should be done and she said no. She said they were yellow with age. Is this normal?
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Yellow teeth
- Thread starter BinkyBun
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RighteousRabbit
Young Bun
Teeth discolouration is a common factor of old age in a variety of animals. Providing the teeth appear healthy, I would not be concerned.
attilathebun
Mama Doe
My vet always checks their teeth when I take them for their vaccinations and I remember her on one occasion saying that their teeth were nice and yellow tinged and that this was a good sign that they are eating their hay. They are only 2-3 years old so not an age thing for them. 
