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how old are rabbits when they first get their teeth


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Newborn rabbits have something that certainly looks like teeth. But they can't use them for chewing for a few weeks. It usually takes about 3 to 4 weeks after birth for the baby rabbit to be able to eat food other than their mothers milk. By then you should certainly be able to see (and feel) their teeth .

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