Rabbits have a rather unusual dental formula.
The top jaw has four incisors, with two large ones in the center, and two smaller ones behind them (the "peg teeth"). The lower jaw has only two incisors.
The upper jaw has three premolars and three molars on each side, and the lower has two premolars and three molars on each side. There are no canine teeth. So count 'em up and you have a grand total of 28 teeth!
The permanent (adult) teeth grow continuously as they are worn down by chewing, but they are not constantly shed.
Rabbits also have baby teeth when in the womb but lose them a week before birth.
Yes two on the top and two on the bottom just pull there lip down to see but make sure they dont bite you!
Some need it done most don't
Yes.
They are suposed to have a total of 28 teeth. If the rabbit is old it might only have its four front teeth.
i think they have at less 24 teeth.
They have teeth for eating plants so they're herbivores.
Your rabbit might be very old. If your rabbit isn't, check with your vet immediately! Teeth are very important to rabbits!
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When a rabbit grinds it's teeth together it means it's in pain, the same may be for banging.
they ar elike rabbit teeth but yellow
Rabbit teeth are different from a dog's or cat's because they constantly grow.
If the rabbit has strong large teeth it should be able to.
Rabbit teeth never stop growing, sort of like our fingernails. If a rabbit doesn't chew enough their teeth will not grind down and the teeth will grow longer than needed...sometimes very long ei. three inches. Rabbit's teeth have no nerve endings so if carefully done one could snip the teeth with clippers (you should probably get a vet to do this)
They do not have shells but do have sharp teeth and thick fur.
yes he is because he has big teeth