cavy.girl
New Kit
Hi, I have a problem with one of my rabbits called Lucy.
Basically, I found yesterday that her incisors were overgrown, I was totally shocked. I regularly check the rabbits and guinea pigs over, Lucy was only at the vets last month for her vaccinations and she was perfectly okay then. I can't believe what her teeth look like and can't figure out what's happened.
Lucy's still eating all her pellets, her hay and her greens. She's just as active as normal, runs about, binkies, investigates. No drooling, no loss of appetite. I can't figure out how it's happened. I'm experienced trimming guinea pigs' teeth so I clipped Lucy's in the same way with the bone rongeurs I have. I'm still not 100% happy with what her teeth look like and they came to look like this. Can anyone offer any advice, any suggestions how her teeth have overgrown?
Thanks.
Basically, I found yesterday that her incisors were overgrown, I was totally shocked. I regularly check the rabbits and guinea pigs over, Lucy was only at the vets last month for her vaccinations and she was perfectly okay then. I can't believe what her teeth look like and can't figure out what's happened.
Lucy's still eating all her pellets, her hay and her greens. She's just as active as normal, runs about, binkies, investigates. No drooling, no loss of appetite. I can't figure out how it's happened. I'm experienced trimming guinea pigs' teeth so I clipped Lucy's in the same way with the bone rongeurs I have. I'm still not 100% happy with what her teeth look like and they came to look like this. Can anyone offer any advice, any suggestions how her teeth have overgrown?
Thanks.