I don't think they stop growing per se, just that the act of gnawing helps wear down the teeth (i.e. shorten the teeth). They keep growing forever, though.
Rabbits, hares, mice, hamsters, and other animals with growing front teeth nibble down on rocks and their food to keep their teeth from growing out too long.
they sometimes eat hard food
They help by breaking the food down just like humans do.............................
No - you shouldn't clean its teeth anyway - the action of chewing its food is enough !
Rabbits will chew on various objects to keep their gnawing teeth short. If the teeth are long, the rabbit will have difficulty eating food and this will lead to serious health problems. If your pet rabbit has long teeth, bring it to the vet to get it clipped. Rabbits or bunnies chew things to either grind their teeth or to get your attention when they make noise if you have one for a pet.
The best thing for rabbits to chew on are pumice stones. They are good for them because they don't cause any problems. There can also be wooden blocks or some vitamin that you can buy from the pet store. I buy special food that prevents my rabbit's teeth from over growing.
Rabbits have long teeth to enable them to nip off vegetation. Vegetation can be protected by thorns or sharp needles, and the rabbits' long teeth enable them to get past these protective measures. Some plants even produce chemicals that can damage the teeth of herbivores, but because the rabbits' teeth continue to grow throughout their life, and are constantly being worn down by them chewing on wood and other hard items, this is not a problem. After nipping the vegetation they want, rabbits then use their shorter molars to grind and crush the food before swallowing.
NO because they wont be able to digest the soft food properly and will develop stomach pains + it is bad for their teeth
Rabbits get their energy from food and sleep.
Rats have only 16 teeth which are four incisors and 12 molars. The incisors are used for gnawing and they don't stop growing. The molars are used for grinding their food.
yes weed clover is for rabbits.
Yes, rabbits can eat turnip in moderation. Turnips are safe for rabbits to consume as part of a varied diet, but they should not be a primary source of food due to their high water content and potential for causing digestive issues if consumed in large quantities. Introduce turnips slowly to ensure your rabbit tolerates them well.