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Huhu,
ein interessantes Zitat habe ich doch gefunden, als ich ein bisschen VetMed-Literatur suchte zum Thema abrasives Futter und Zahnprobleme:
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Nevertheless, the most significant etiology is abnormal wear due to the consumption of improper food. Lagomorphs and herbivorous rodents have
very specific nutritional requirements, and their natural food is rich in mildly abrasive silicates. With the exception of those kept free in the garden, pet rabbits and rodents fed with hay and vegetables do not receive the same types and variety of food as free-ranging animals. This is critical in understanding why all pets are potentially susceptible to the development of at least some degree of acquired dental disease during their lifetime. Despite the popularity of rabbits and rodents as pets as well as many advances in the understanding of proper nutritional requirements, many are still fed substandard diets that are deficient in hay, fruit, seeds, breads, and other treat items.
Quelle: Campello, V. (2004): Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits and Rodents: A Review. Exotic Mammal Medicine and Surgery 2(2): 5-12. (PDF)
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