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Can gerbils teeth get too small if they chew too much wood?

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Can gerbils teeth get too small if they chew too much wood?

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  1. how much wood kud a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck kud chuck norris?

    answer: as much wood as a woodchuck kud chuck if a woodchuck kud chuck norris!

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  2. no they grow and get bigger

  3. No chewing does not make there teeth go down that much.

  4. Why Do Gerbils Chew So Much?

    Gerbils are born to chew, so they can’t help it because they like to chew. The wild gerbils teeth are constantly in action. Gerbils like to munch on hardy plants, roots, seeds, and crunchy insects, gerbils also like to gnaw on twigs, bark, and dried grass to build their nests. Gerbils teeth grow non-stop. If they didn’t chew their teeth might grow too long so they won’t be able to close their mouth. So if you see your gerbil chewing like crazy on its cage bars think nothing of it. When gerbils chew it keeps their teeth just the right length!

  5. hahahaah no!

  6. no. I highly doubt that a gerbil would chew it's teeth too short. They need to do lots of chewing to make sure their teeth don't get overgrown, but I've never heard of them chewing too much.

  7. I highly doubt it. Gerbils teeth grow constantly, in order for them to keep them at a safe length, Gerbils chew. They know how short is too short. Don't worry about it.

  8. LOL of course not.

  9. no they cant 2 small they just grow and grow and grow they have to chew
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