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How stupid is this?

KoShiatar said:
This is actually a question I would like answered. What do you do if you rabbit is like that?
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Some buns with no incisors can still eat hay as they still have their molars, and I know some people cut it up. They need their fresh food grated and need high fibre pellets soaked in water so they turn mushy and can be eaten :wave:
 
Coineanach said:
Some buns with no incisors can still eat hay as they still have their molars, and I know some people cut it up. They need their fresh food grated and need high fibre pellets soaked in water so they turn mushy and can be eaten :wave:
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that isnt completely true, atleast not for Mae who has no incisors. She eats her's completely solid which helps grind her teeth down more than soggy ones, I do soak her pellets after a dental though :wave:
Grated food, chopped up hay, lots of different types of hay to keep on top of the teethies :D
 
Maybe in the form of high vibre herbs of veg, in combination with an pellet with high level vibre.
He could give straw for the vibre, but it's low on nutrition.
 
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