My rabbit's teeth are too long and he can't eat. What should I do?

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My rabbit has overgrown teeth and can't eat well What should I do? Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Female | unspayed | 2 years and 11 months old

Claudia Fioravanti · Accepted Answer

Poor Stanley ! There is nothing you can do at home to help his overgrown teeth. You should have him checked over at the Vets where his teeth will also be trimmed. His diet will probably need to be revised, to make sure he eats enough fibre and hay and little treats or rich in carbohydrates pellets.

My rabbit's teeth are too long and he can't eat. What should I do?

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