WHAT'S UP DOC? RABBIT FUN FACTS!

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Rabbits "thump" with their hind legs

Rabbits have peg teeth behind their incisors

Rabbits require more than pellets in their diet

Rabbits' teeth continually grow

Rabbits have teeth in the back of their mouths called premolars and molars

Rabbits can use cat litter boxes to urinate and deficate

Rabbits eat their morning fecal pellets (cecotrophs)

These are just some of the fun and important facts you should know about owning a pet rabbit. Rabbits should have yearly health exams with a veterinarian who is familiar with rabbits.

To schedule a health exam and discuss the care of your rabbit, please call 215-536-6245 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Liz Clark and Dr. Kim Mickley.

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