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FORUM BEHAVIOR Theeth grining when sleepig

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    • Peony
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        Is this just her dreaming or what? I know rabbits can teeth grind to show pain but how loud is that type? Might be a bunny nightmare? ><


      • manic_muncher
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          They also tooth purr when they are happy, so could be a good dream! I haven’t heard pain grinding, so I don’t know how loud it really is, but hopefully someone more experienced with that will chime in soon. I have bad hearing, and my house always has noise, I’d never hear it. Bumpy does tooth purr quite a lot when I’m petting him, but I can’t hear that at all, even if I’m listening closely, it’s more of feeling him do it. Though once in awhile, I think when I feel it, that I might hear a tiny sound, not sure though.

          Is she acting normally otherwise? Eating, pooping, moving around?


        • Peony
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            Ya it is hard to heat and ya nothing is changed, I just was interested why it would happen when sleeping. Sometimes I hear it as I am going to sleep too


          • Usagi1618
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              Hi, Pookie’s pain teeth grind happens when she is all hunched up and awake. Her tooth pur happens when I pet or she flops. They sound the same to me, but I have to take it in context

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          FORUM BEHAVIOR Theeth grining when sleepig