Dental Caries in Herbivores

Rabbits and rodents may suffer from a wide range of dental problems. Although the vast majority of cases are related injury or to lack of wear and tooth elongation, dental caries, a bacterial plaque-associated disease, may also be seen . . .


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Crossley D. Dental caries in herbivores. March 22, 2010. LafeberVet web site. Available at https://lafeber.com/vet/dental-caries-in-herbivores/