Dental Disease and GI syndrome in Small Herbivores

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Small Herbivores include

Rabbit, guinea pig, chinchilla

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What teeth to Small herbivores have

open rooted elondont teeth that grow 2mm/ week

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The root of a small herbivore is known as what? It contains germinal tissue for continued growth

Apex

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How many Incisors do rabbits have?

4 incisors + 2 peg teeth=6 incisors 

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Prevention of Dental Disease includes

Course diet low energy high fiber, grazing activity, supplemental Vit C, adequate UVB exposure, increase wear on incisors and molars, frequent follow up appointments

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What hay is better for small herbivores

Long stemmed hat and coarse roughage promote gut motility that finely ground hay fiber does not- scratch factor 

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What does Gastrointestinal syndrome indicate

Factors Governing GI motility are out of order

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Inadequate long stemmed coarse fiber alters cecal fermentation,ph, and substrate production that has what effect

negative effect on enteric microflora, and predisposes to gastrointestinal stasis 

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