Which tooth is sharp and sharp, which tooth is wide and blunt, and which has front teeth?

Which tooth is sharp and sharp, which tooth is wide and blunt, and which has front teeth?

1. The dog's teeth are sharp and sharp.

2. Cats' teeth are wide and blunt.

3. Rabbit teeth have front teeth.

What to know about animals:

1. Dogs: belong to the phylum Chordates.

Subphylum Vertebrates, Mammalia.

Ehazomorpha, carnivores, schizopods, canines.

Also known as "dog" in Chinese, dogs belong to the order Carnivorous and are distributed all over the world. Dogs, horses, cows, sheep, pigs, and chickens are called the "six animals".

2. Cats: belong to the feline family.

Domestic cats and feral cats are the most widely used pets in families around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are presumed to have originated in ancient Egypt.

The desert cat, the Persian cat of Persia.

It has been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not completely domesticated like dogs).

3. Rabbits: Rabbits are mammals.

A general term for all genera belonging to the family Rabbitidae. Commonly known as rabbits. Biological ClassificationZoological kingdom Chordates Subphylum Vertebrates Mammalian order Rabbits, rabbits have tubular long ears (ears are several times longer than the width of the ears), tufted short tails, and strong hind legs that are much longer than the forelimbs.

Among dogs, cats and rabbits: dogs have sharp and sharp teeth, cats are wide and blunt, and rabbits have well-developed front teeth.

Dogs and cats have sharp, sharp teeth, rabbits have wide, blunt teeth and front teeth!

Cats belong to the feline family of carnivores, and sharp teeth are a must for catching food**!

Dogs belong to the canine family like wolves and are also carnivores, the same goes for dogs.

Rabbits eat grass!

Cats belong to the feline family of carnivores, and sharp teeth are a must for catching food**!

Dogs belong to the canine family like wolves and are also carnivores, the same goes for dogs.

Rabbits eat grass!

Things to pay attention to when raising rabbits::

Rabbits are also a creature that prefers dry environments and hates hot and humid environments. Of course, this is also due to the influence of rabbits. Rabbits have underdeveloped sweat glands and rely mainly on breathing to dissipate heat.

The best temperature for rabbits to survive is around fifteen degrees. If it is exposed to high temperatures for a long time, it will lose its life because of the climate.

Rabbits actually only have two front teeth, and no other front teeth, so these two front teeth can be said to be very powerful, and can eat all kinds of very hard things.

Rabbits actually have other teeth, because their two front teeth are large, so we can only see two front teeth.

Dogs have sharp and sharp teeth.

In general, the distribution of permanent teeth in adult dogs: 6 upper and lower incisors, 2 upper and lower incisors, 8 upper and lower premolars, 4 molars and 6 lower jaws, a total of 42 teeth.

The deciduous teeth of young dogs are generally whiter and thinner, and when they are about one year old, after the adult dog replaces its permanent teeth, the incisors will become blunt; By the age of 3, we will find that their upper and lower incisors have been smoothed out; Around the age of 5, the teeth began to turn slightly yellow, and around the age of 8, the dog's tooth roots have been exposed, and the teeth have basically turned yellow. Dogs over the age of 10 begin to gradually lose their teeth, but some dogs will also cause their teeth to deteriorate or fall out early due to their own periodontal disease.

Dogs also need teeth cleaning, but dogs are not like people and cannot brush their own teeth. This requires us to prepare finger covers for dog teeth cleaning, special mouthwash, and special cleaning spray to help dogs clean. However, it should be noted that human toothpaste should never be used for cleaning, as the fluoride and other ingredients contained in toothpaste can cause dog poisoning.

Of course, you can also give the dog some teeth grinding and teeth cleaning snacks at the right time to help stick to the residue on the dog's teeth and prevent the formation of dental calculus. If you already have dental calculus, it is best to go directly to a regular pet hospital for teeth cleaning, otherwise it is easy to corrode the gums and endanger dental health.

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Summary. Cat teeth are sharper and more powerful than dog teeth, so when it comes to hunting and defense, cat teeth are more powerful than dogs. The canine teeth of cats are long, sharp and strong, and they are able to lock on to their prey firmly, and the canine teeth of cats can move independently, allowing them to bite their prey more effectively.

In addition, cats have relatively large post-molars, which are conducive to grinding meat food and bones. These teeth not only help cats survive in the wild, but they can also be used to protect themselves and guard territory. Although dogs' teeth are not as sharp as cats, dogs have stronger bite force and swallowing ability due to the dog's more developed oral and jaw bones.

This gives the dog an advantage when it comes to biting prey and defending itself, and the dog's teeth grinding also chews meat food and bones well. In addition, the dog's teeth also help the dog to protect itself and his family, as well as play a role in the police dog, etc. Overall, cats' teeth are sharper and stronger than dogs', but dogs have more developed oral and jaw bones, stronger bite power, and greater swallowing ability.

Different types of animals differ in tooth structure and function, and all have their own strengths and characteristics.

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Cat teeth are sharper and more powerful than dog teeth, so when it comes to hunting and defense, cat teeth are more powerful than dogs. The canine teeth of cats are long, sharp and strong, and they are able to lock on to their prey firmly, and the canine teeth of cats can move independently, allowing them to bite their prey more effectively. In addition, cats have relatively large posterior teeth, which is conducive to grinding meat food and bones.

These teeth not only help cats survive outside of the wild and can also be used to protect themselves and protect their territory. Although dogs' teeth are not as sharp as cats, dogs have stronger bite force and swallowing ability due to the dog's more developed oral and jaw bones. This gives the dog an advantage when it comes to biting prey and defending, and the dog's teeth grinding also chew meat and bones well.

In addition, the dog's teeth also help the dog to protect itself and his family, as well as play a role in the police dog, etc. Overall, cats' teeth are sharper and stronger than dogs', but dogs have more developed oral and jaw bones, stronger bite power, and greater swallowing ability. Different types of animals differ in tooth structure and function, and all have their own strengths and characteristics.

Dogs have sharp and sharp teeth. Cats' teeth are wide and blunt; Rabbits have well-developed front teeth.

Rabbit Introduction: Rabbit Rabbit is the general name of all genera of the mammalian order Rabbitidae. Commonly known as rabbits. Biological Classification: Animalia: Chordates, Vertebrate subphylum, Mammals, Rabbits.

Rabbits have long tubular ears (ears are several times longer than the width of the ears), a short tail in tufts, and strong hind legs that are much longer than the forelimbs. There are 43 species in 9 genera. The largest number of species are found in eastern Asia, southern Asia, Africa and North America, and a few species are found in Europe and South America, some of which are widely distributed or introduced into many regions, while many species are very limited.

Terrestrial, mostly found in deserts, desertified steppes, sparse tropical forests, steppes, and forests or woods.

Appearance: Classified from body type, it can be divided into large rabbits, medium rabbits and small rabbits, the weight of large rabbits is about 5 8 kg (there are a few more than 8 kg), the weight of medium rabbits is about 2 4 kg, and the weight of small rabbits is about 2 kg or less. Generally speaking, the body of a rabbit can be divided into four parts: head and neck, trunk, limbs and tail.

Body surface: coat, has a thermal insulation effect. Coat color:

Most of them are white, black, gray, off-white, grayish-brown, yellowish-gray, light earthy yellow, and pinched flowers. Rabbit teeth Incisors: Suitable for cutting off food.

Molars: Suitable for grinding food. The tail of the rabbit is short and fluffy, and it will clump up like a ball, which is very cute.

Mode of movement: jumping, the rabbit's forelimbs are shorter than the hind limbs, which is conducive to jumping.

In general, the distribution of permanent teeth in adult dogs: 6 upper and lower incisors, 2 upper and lower incisors, 8 upper and lower premolars, 4 molars and 6 lower jaws, a total of 42.

Distribution of the number of deciduous teeth in young dogs: 6 upper and lower incisors, 2 upper and lower canine teeth, and 6 upper and lower premolars, for a total of 28 teeth.

21-28 days 3rd mammary premolar erupts.

21-35 days Milk canines erupt.

21-42 days 4th mammary premolar erupts.

28-42 days 2nd mammary premolar erupts.

2 months All the baby teeth are in full bloom.

3-4 months Permanent incision erupts.

4-5 months The first permanent premolar erupts.

4-6 months Permanent canine teeth erupt, 1st permanent posterior teeth of upper and lower jaw erupt 4-7 months 2nd permanent posterior molars erupt.

5-6 months The 3rd permanent incisor erupts.

5-7 months The permanent premolars are aligned.

6-9 months The permanent premolars are aligned.

After 9 months, all permanent teeth are aligned.

1 year old Teeth are straight, permanent teeth are long, white, shiny incisors have sharp protrusions, 1 and a half years old The tip of the first incisor of the lower jaw is worn.

2 and a half years old The tip of the second incisor of the lower jaw is worn.

3 1/2 years old The tip of the first maxillary incisor is worn.

4 1/2 years old The tip of the second maxillary incisor is worn.

5 years old There is a small wear on the tip of the 3rd incisor of the mandible, and the incisor grinds the surface? Rectangular in shape, with slightly worn canine teeth.

6 years old The third incisor of the upper jaw is worn, and the canine teeth are blunt and rounded.

7 years old The first incisor of the lower jaw is worn to the root of the tooth, and the grinding surface is oval 8 years old The wear of the first incisor of the mandible is tilted anteriorly.

10 years old, the abrasive surface of the 2nd and 1st maxillary incisors of the lower jaw and maxillary 1st incisors is oval, and 16 years old The incisors are lost.

20 years old, canine tooth loss.

Rabbits are not rodents, rabbits are rabbits of the order Lagomorphs, the difference is that rodents have only two upper incisors, while rabbits have four upper incisors!

How can there be only two, rabbits also have to eat, and the front teeth can help them gnaw and bite.

It is convenient to eat grass and eat radish It is estimated that the front teeth have been used for a long time, so the front teeth are particularly large.

The rabbit's teeth are very important to it, so it has no characteristics, but it can bite.

Rabbits, hares, and short-eared hares all have long sharp incisors, and these teeth will last a lifetime. They use these teeth to bite grass and other plants, and their teeth allow them to graze close to the ground. They grind food with the premolars and molars of their hind jaws before swallowing it.

Hello, I am happy to answer for you that rabbits have a total of 28 teeth, 6 front teeth (2 pairs on the top and 1 pair on the bottom), 10 premolars (3 pairs on the top and 2 pairs on the bottom), and 12 molars (3 pairs on the top and 3 pairs on the bottom), so it adds up to 28 teeth.

The length of the rabbit's teeth is related to the breed of the rabbit, the teeth of the rabbit are relatively short, generally speaking, the length is between centimeters, if it is longer than this length, it is basically necessary to grind the teeth of the rabbit The teeth of the rabbit should be covered by the upper and lower incisors, commonly known as "the sky and the earth". It's not the other way around, rabbits' front teeth have been growing and growing all their lives, and they must grind their teeth. Otherwise, too long teeth can affect the eyes and organs, which can also cause serious infection problems.

Rabbit incisors 6, 4 side by side at the top and 2 at the bottom. The main function of the front teeth is to cut off. Chewing is the job of the back molars.

It's not nice to say that molars grow in the flesh (gums). Rabbit teeth are not as hard as everyone thinks, and it is recommended that the teeth are not too hard. Feeding grasses and other grasses every day can effectively help rabbits grind their teeth.

When rabbits grind their teeth, fruit trees are best, and fresh fruit trees are even better. Nowadays, many commercial fruit trees are dry, but they are too hard for rabbits to appreciate. Among the fruit trees, peach, apple, and pear trees are all good choices. Among them, the apple branches can be directly broken off and fed to rabbits without pesticides.