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tooth problem

touie

Wise Old Thumper
Just got back from the vets Sugarplum's front teeth don't quite line up! Have to go back in a couple of weeks to see how they're doing but if they don't get better she's going to need them removing one day :(

For those of you with toothless bunnies what special dietry requirements do they have?
 
Aww, I really sorry to hear about Sugarplum's teeth problem touie... she's such a gorgeous girl :( I'm sorry I can't be of more help with the tooth removal question, but sending nose rubs to Sugarplum :love:
 
I would advise that you contact the person you obtained her from to try to ensure that they do not breed from the Buck/Doe again due to congenital Incisor Malocclusion.

Janex
 
nothing different to the diet except i grate the carrot and tear up large leaves of greens :) buns are excellent adapters.

good luck xx
 
Same here, he has exactly the same food as before. I cut the greens in strips for all four of mine so he manages like that. It really was the best thing for him as he seems so much happier without them needing burring every four weeks. Good luck with your bun!! Pam
 
Jack's-Jane said:
I would advise that you contact the person you obtained her from to try to ensure that they do not breed from the Buck/Doe again due to congenital Incisor Malocclusion.

Janex

yes i thought about that. They also told me they'd had a vet check :roll: I was wondering whether any of the other babies would have had the same problem. If they went to someone inexperienced with rabbits they might not see a vet for ages :shock: :(

Fingers crossed they'll get better as she gets older, I know Niamh had bad teeth as a baby but they were lovely and straight as an adult
 
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