Thanks guys, I will get some chews and things for the baby with bad teeth, she is really fat and healthy at the moment so they obviously aren't affecting her too badly, just have to hope they don't get worse. The lady who was going to take her says she would probably still like her. The good thing is she is training to be a vet nurse and has been taught how to trim their teeth and things.
Their mum is only about 2 1/2 so I wouldn't think she is that old, this is only the second litter she has had with me, the first was way back in October and they were all perfectly healthy. She hasn't been overbred or anything and I think most of the problem may lie with the buck, after I got him from the breeder (who was selling off all her stock) I then heard from other breeders that alot of her stock had health problems.
As itis my cousin got a doe from the same place at the same time, we had the two for a year and then both rehomed them, her doe got sick and had to be put down just after she rehomed it and my boy was only in his new home for a month and then had to come back, within about three days of being back he suddenly (in the space of about an hour) got a major inner ear infection that was so bad he had to be put down. I think that they both may have had something wrong with them that was lying dormant and I guess the moving must have brought it out.
Anyway, now I just want monday to come around when I will hear back from the vet. It would be nice to know what is causing Alaska's ear problem.
