A guinea pig has molar spurs. These spurs can be trimmed under general anaesthesia. Pt 2
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Tues Dec 1, 2015. The guinea pig's front teeth had been clipped. To be thorough, the molars need to be examined. The right lower molar had overgrown to become a molar spur which is videoed for the owner's education.
The molar spurs are clipped under gas anaesthesia. The owner is to hand feed the guinea pig by hand and introduce the pellets and hay more than the corn.