Do Rabbits Lose Their Baby Teeth?
Yes. Rabbits develop a temporary set of milk teeth and replace them very early in life.
The change usually occurs before most pet owners ever see the young rabbit.
The Direct Answer
Yes. Rabbits develop a temporary set of milk teeth and replace them very early in life. The change usually occurs before most pet owners ever see the young rabbit.
What This Means
Adult rabbits then have continuously growing teeth that require correct alignment and a high-fiber diet.
Why People Ask
Finding a tooth in an adult rabbit is not normal baby-tooth loss and may indicate trauma or dental disease.
The Useful Takeaway
Provide unlimited grass hay and obtain veterinary assessment for drooling, reduced eating, facial swelling, or a missing adult tooth.