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Date Posted: 15:46:13 08/10/02 Sat
Author: bunny
Subject: Re: Options for Malocclusion
In reply to: OKBunlvr 's message, "Re: Options for Malocclusion" on 16:19:19 08/09/02 Fri

Hi,
I am guessing you are in the USA and I am in Western
Australia so there is a slight problem here. However,
I can give you the contact details of our rabbit dentist
(who is a vet specialising in teeth problems) and perhaps
your vet can contact this vet by fax or such. I have heard the braces fix the problem if the problem is with the
front teeth and the cost is not great.
Perhaps there
is a vet in your area specialising in teeth who can help
or contact our dentist vet (even a dog teeth dentist may
be able to improvise). Our vets name is Elizabeth
Vickridge and her contact details international is
61 8 9316 0239. Remember the time difference between where
you live and where I live (you may wish to check it
at <a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock">http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock</a> (under Perth which is the capital of Western Australia). I am sure you
must have a rabbit vet dentist in the USA. You can also
try contacting the HRS in the USA www.rabbit.org
Your vet will probably cut the front teeth of your rabbit but they will probably grow back. Pushing in gently on the bottom teeth can help if done when bunny is growing up
to try and help correct the problem and don't forget to give bunny lots of hay or long unsprayed
grass to eat on a daily basis (not kikuyu grass). Long grass or hay is
most important for rabbit teeth to stay healthy.

Kind regards,

Marguerite




>This vet who uses braces, .....what is the clinic's
>name? I'm taking my 4 month old FG in tommorrow for
>his first visit for mis-aligned teeth. They grew very
>fast and his bottom incisors are almost crossed!!!

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