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teeth too long
- Thread starter alvarezboy
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They look fine to me. Guinea pig teeth are long.
If they are having any dental issues then you will need to see a vet.
They look nice and straight across the top of each incisor which is really good - it means they are chewing properly with the molars. (It’s the chewing with the molars which keeps the incisors in check. Incisors are self sharpening)
Are their weights stable at each weekly weight check? If so then they are eating enough hay which means it is less likely they are having any dental issues.
If they are having any dental issues then you will need to see a vet.
They look nice and straight across the top of each incisor which is really good - it means they are chewing properly with the molars. (It’s the chewing with the molars which keeps the incisors in check. Incisors are self sharpening)
Are their weights stable at each weekly weight check? If so then they are eating enough hay which means it is less likely they are having any dental issues.