Sentences with phrase «also wears down their teeth»

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If the lions were that hungry, DeSantis reasoned, they must have also scavenged carcasses, a process that involves heavy bone crunching and wears down the teeth in predictable patterns.

Clenching also causes you to grind your teeth, which wears down enamel and causes tooth sensitivity.

Their teeth, which grow continuously, can also overgrow if there isn't enough fiber in their diets to keep them worn down.

Rabbits tend to seek out and chew on soft materials such as wood or soft furnishings, carpet and wallpaper for a variety of reasons, Their teeth grow constantly through out their laves and they are always on the lookout for things to help wear them down, They also need a lot of roughage in their diet and are always on the lookout for digestive fibber.

Also monitor the inside of their mouth for overgrown teeth, as this can happen when a rabbit does not have a proper hay diet (hay is important not only to their general health, but also because it wears down their teeth which continuously grow throughout their entire livAlso monitor the inside of their mouth for overgrown teeth, as this can happen when a rabbit does not have a proper hay diet (hay is important not only to their general health, but also because it wears down their teeth which continuously grow throughout their entire livalso because it wears down their teeth which continuously grow throughout their entire lives).

Rabbits and other small animals also need to consistently chew to help wear down their continuously growing teeth.

These toys are also great because you don't have to worry about your dog wearing his teeth down on a hard surface like with hard bones.

Wood - based toys can also help wear down teeth, but hay and grass are the best for wearing down the molars.

Domesticated rodents such as mice, rats, chinchillas, and guinea pigs also need to gnaw on materials to keep their teeth worn down.

Guinea pigs need a healthy diet with fresh vegetables and freely available hay to provide them with the fibre, vitamins and minerals they require to keep fit and healthy; the hay also helps to wear down their teeth, support their digestive system and keep them environmentally enriched.

They are also hard and can help wear down your hammy's ever - growing teeth.