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Forum DIET & CARE Nubs for top teeth Long bottom teeth

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    • Meadow
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        One of my rabbits started acting different recently. The fur on his chest and the front of his neck seemed to be wet. I kept checking him for injuries and could never find anything. I watched him with the other bunny’s worried maybe he was being picked on but they all seemed fine. Today I separated him from the other rabbits and cleaned up his fur, having to cut some parts off because they smelled bad and were stuck together, I never found any injury. While doing this I noticed his bottom teeth look really long. Looking closer he just has nubs for top teeth. You can barely see them! He perked up a bit after getting cleaned up and eating some banana, he’s also eaten some hay. He’s had plenty of wood to chew, so I’m not sure what happened. Do his bottom teeth need to be clipped? Or should I continue to keep him separated and offer him soft foods with his hay and pellets? 


      • jerseygirl
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          Sounds like he needs to be checked out by the vet. For both his front teeth and his molars. The wet fur could be due to drooling, or him chewing the fur there due to dental pain.
          My elderly rabbit had 2 of his incisors broken off last year. Thankfully, they grew back and were in alignment. I hope it will be the same for your little one, but do get him check out.


        • Meadow
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            Thank you! I will call the vet in the morning

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