What will happen if you do not trim overgrown guinea pig teeth?

If overgrown guinea pig teeth are not trimmed, they can cause a variety of health problems for the animal, including:

Difficulty eating. Overgrown teeth can make it difficult for guinea pigs to pick up and chew their food, leading to weight loss and malnutrition.

Oral pain. The overgrown teeth can cause pain in the mouth, making it difficult for guinea pigs to eat and drink.

Cheek pouches. The overgrown teeth can also cause the guinea pig's cheek pouches to become infected and swollen.

Abscesses. The overgrown teeth can also cause abscesses to form in the guinea pig's mouth or jaw.

Death. In severe cases, overgrown teeth can even cause death.

It is important to have your guinea pig's teeth trimmed regularly by a veterinarian to prevent these health problems from occurring.