What caused the bamboo rat to lose a lot of teeth?

The reason why bamboo rats lose their teeth: The main reason is that bamboo rats lack a mineral: calcium. Calcium can promote the development of teeth and bones and is an essential mineral element in the growth process. In the concentrated feed usually fed, the nutrition collocation is unreasonable and calcium is lacking. If you usually feed more antibiotics than oxytetracycline, it is also a reason for the tooth loss of bamboo rats, which leads to the teeth of bamboo rats turning white and gray, and finally slowly falling off. It may also be caused by bamboo rats fighting or breaking when eating coarse grains. We should see clearly what caused it and deal with it in time.

Treatment of tooth loss in bamboo rats: feeding with premixed feed, the nutrition inside has been completely matched, and elements will not be lacking. If it is just raised, try to match the concentrated feed of bamboo rats with that of previous farmers. For bamboo rats with lost teeth, wash the inflamed area with normal saline and apply watermelon frost powder for two days to avoid gum infection. Usually, we should feed more milk and milk powder on the feed we often feed to strengthen nutrition and enhance resistance. Milk can last about a week. If you want to supplement calcium to bamboo rats alone, you can buy some calcium powder and feed it according to the instructions. If bamboo rats don't eat during tooth loss, they should be fed with glucose injection. After taking various measures, observe the state of bamboo rats every two days, and teeth will slowly grow in a week or so. If the teeth grow irregularly, they need to be trimmed neatly to avoid the uneven length of the teeth of bamboo rats in the later stage.