Teeth overgrown?

[trcarlton]

Last night my husband and I had to pop a cyst like growth at the tip of my Mini Rex's pupice; while he was upside down, I noticed his teeth looked like they might be a little overgrown. I managed to get a pic; what do you guys think? If they are overgrown, is this considered a little or a lot and how do I help fix it? He has a wood shelter in his hutch, and a small branch for chewing too, he's eating his pellets fine, and the hay as well. Thanks!

 

[brentr]

If your rabbit has a good, well-made pellet, a chew stick, AND wooden cage parts accessible for chewing if desired, it will keep its teeth in check just fine. Nothing in your pic that would concern me.

 

[trcarlton]

Thanks, brentr - he's got all that

 

[Zone3]

My first rabbit had a jaw alignment problem. Although he had wood to chew on, his teeth never wore down properly. We had regular visits to the vet to have them clipped.

 

[Bossroo]

Whenever I had a rabbit in my laarge herd with too fast growing teeth that needed trimming... I used finger nail clippers to trim them to a normal leanth. After the rabbit regained body condition, I always culled them and any offsring as I found this condition to be inherited.