Dr Amol's Pet Clinic & Animal Surgical Centre

19/06/2025

05/06/2025

Overgrown teeth in rabbits, also known as dental disease or malocclusion, are a common problem that can significantly impact a rabbit’s health and well-being. This occurs when a rabbit’s teeth grow excessively long, often due to a poor diet, genetic factors, or trauma. A diet lacking in fiber, particularly hay, can lead to teeth not wearing down properly, causing them to grow out of control. Malocclusion, or misalignment of the teeth, can also result in overgrown teeth, making it difficult for the rabbit to eat and chew.

Treatment-
Dietary changes: Ensuring a rabbit has a diet rich in hay is crucial for preventing and managing overgrown teeth.
Veterinary care: Overgrown teeth may need to be trimmed by a veterinarian, potentially with sedation.

28/05/2025

AOvet

08/05/2025

Adult dog having fracture of left tibia metaphyseal fracture stabilized by plate and rod technique 🐶- dr amol vet surgery

05/05/2025

18/02/2025

2 yr old golden retriever dog accidentally got fractured Right hind leg ( metaphysial fracture of tibia). Fracture fixation by plate and rod method of Orthopedic surgery.

09/02/2025

2 yr old golden retriever dog accidentally got fractured left hind leg ( midshaft spiral fracture of tibia). Fracture fixation by plate and rod method of Orthopedic surgery.

04/02/2025

Pyometra in cat