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Do gerbils lose baby teeth?
No they don't Gerbils are rodents, which when translated means "to gnaw" Gerbils teeth are not in sets like humans, but continue to grow, which is why it is important for a gerbil to have wooden toys for it to chew to help keep their teeth from overgrowing
Is it bad if gerbils eat card bourd?
not at all. its actrully good for them too. gerbils teeth grow continuously and when gerbils eat cardbourd it help knaw them down.
Why are guinea pigs teeth always growing?
Unlike humans, guinea pigs don't lose their teeth, ( nor do they brush them) this allows to maintain healthy and strong teeth. eating hard foods and constant chewing help wear down the teeth to keep them at a proper and comfortable length. when a guinea pig breaks a tooth it is able to grow back allowing it to eat.
Are there gerbils with no tails?
gerbils are all born with tails but they have the ability to lose part of their tail. It will never grow back, and it will be harder for them to balance. They like their tails.
What would you use to cut your gerbils teeth with?
The correct teeth clipping pliers are available from good pet shops
How do you look after gerbils teeth?
You can give them different chew toys for them to chew on and it should keep the teeth at a decent length.
How do gerbils protects itself?
Sharp teeth. About the same as a mouse defending itself.
How many teeth will you lose after you have gotten your adult set of teeth?
You will lose none because that is your last set of teeth and you better not lose them.
Which teeth do you lose - diagram?
You are supposed to lose up to 20 teeth
What are gerbils favorite food?
Dry cat food. Plus it is also good for them and their teeth.
Do gerbils lose hair?
Gerbils may start to shed when the weather gets warmer. Other that that, gerbils should not loose hair unless they are sick. If a gerbil is loosing hair, it could be very sick.
Will it hurt gerbils to eat honey nut cheerios?
No, in fact harder cereals are good because they help keep gerbils' teeth (which never stop growing) trim.
