Oryctolagus cuniculus
This unfortunate domestic rabbit suffered from malocclusion, or a misalignment of the teeth. Most domestic rodent and lagomorph owners are aware of the potential problems involved with continuously growing incisors and should bring their pets in to get their teeth ‘filed down’ to prevent this sort of problem, which can eventually lead to starvation. Malocclusion to this severity is very rare in wild rodents and hares because they generally do not live long enough for the problem to occur as it does in domestic animals, who generally have longer lifespans than their wild cousins.
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my bun has this! we have to cut his teeth AND IT IS VERY FRIGHTENING because they might shatter
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and I was ~~~JUST~~~~ thinking about dead rabbits, too~ *SIGHS* THANKS ROANEYFACE~!!!
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Malocclusion is a result of misaligned teeth or abnormal jaw structure, the result being that the teeth don’t line up...
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Good husbandry would prevent this. It’s also a problem in other pet rodent species such as Hamsters (Syrian, Dwarf,...
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check your pet rodent/lagomorph’s teeth! Its fixable if caught...can be prevented if you...
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This is why Ellers always has lots of shit to chew on. She especially likes cardboard, for some reason.
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