Do you monitor her weight regularly (a couple of times a week) at home ? This can sometimes help to establish if the Rabbit is actually eating less than may be apparent. A Dental Rabbit in need of a Dental may take longer to chew food so they may well look to be eating a lot of the time, but in fact they are not ingesting as much Also, it gives the opportunity for any Rabbit(s) they live with to scoff more than their fair share. So unless we sit and monitor the Dental Rabbit 24/7 it can be difficult to establish if/when the amount of food they ingest is reducing. Hence my suggestion of regular weigh-ins.
Poo size/quantity can also be an indicator as this can become smaller/less. Some Dental Rabbits will start to drink more water when a tooth burr is needed.
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