Dr. Yara Haridi
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Yeah.
So only their incisors.
And lagomorphs and rodents are very special in that.
They don't replace their incisors, the front two yellow teeth, but they grind them against each other to sharpen.
So people who have rabbits as pets...
will realize that if I don't give them enough stuff to chew, now I have to trim their teeth, which is such a wild thing to think about.
It's horrible.
I know, right?
But that's because they're ever-growing.
And they'll actually curl and grow into their own palates if they're not taken care of properly.
But yeah, that's ever-growing teeth.
But the rest of their teeth, one set of milk teeth, one set of adult teeth.
That's it.
Oh, sure.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Dogs and cats do too.
Yeah.
Comes right through.
And if you want to hear a fun fact.