Because their teeth grow continuously, tartar and spurs often develop. Dental scaling removes these problems, preventing pain and infections.
Some rabbits need it every 3–6 months, depending on their diet and jaw structure. Others with good diets may never need scaling.
No. It is done under anesthesia, so rabbits don’t feel pain. Afterward, mild soreness may occur but recovery is quick.
Your rabbit may stop eating, lose weight, and develop abscesses or severe infections. In serious cases, untreated dental disease can be fatal.
Yes, with a high-hay diet, chew toys, and regular check-ups. Hay naturally wears down teeth, reducing the need for frequent scaling.
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