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Experience Sharing on Summer Management for Keeping Rex Rabbits Safe Through the Summer
Rex rabbits are difficult to raise, and especially hard to care for in summer. Whether Rex rabbits can safely get through the summer thus becomes the key to successful rabbit farming. For this reason, based on years of practical experience raising Rex rabbits, the author shares a few points of experience for reference. Cooling the rabbit shed to prevent heatstroke in Rex rabbits. In summer
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What are the reasons for rabbits pulling out and biting their fur?
1. Overly high rearing density. Rabbits kept in cages live in very crowded conditions, and in this limited space their behaviors and movements are greatly reduced, making life very monotonous. These rabbits are both bored and irritable, and fur biting becomes a bad habit they use to relieve their irritability. A reasonable
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Sharing Experience on the Prevention and Treatment of Common Winter Diseases in Domestic Rabbits
Low winter temperatures are unfavorable for the reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms. Therefore, there are relatively fewer diseases. However, because heat preservation and warming measures are generally adopted in winter, people tend to focus on heat preservation and warming while easily neglecting ventilation and air exchange, which increases the content of harmful gases in the rabbit house,
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What issues should be noted when introducing breeding rabbits
1. Determine the breed and quantity to introduce. Rabbits can be broadly divided into meat rabbits, Rex rabbits, and Angora rabbits. Each type has many breeds, so you should choose according to local market demand and your own rearing conditions; the number introduced should be appropriate, and introduction need not be a one-time affair.
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Analysis of the reasons why young rabbits are prone to disease after weaning
After weaning, young rabbits face changes in environment and feed, and the stress responses caused by these changes are an important reason why young rabbits become ill after weaning. 1. Environmental stress: young rabbits are moved to a new environment and do not adapt. The physiological functions of weaned young rabbits are still not fully developed,
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Experience and Techniques for Winter Breeding and Management of Rex Rabbits
The management of raising Rex rabbits is extremely important, especially in winter, when temperatures are low, sunshine hours are short, and green fodder is scarce, which brings certain difficulties to rabbit raising. If feeding and management are improper, it will not only increase expenses due to higher feed consumption and higher disease and mortality rates, but also seriously affect fur quality, while also restricting the rapid development of production. The focus of winter feeding and management is to do a good job in cold protection and heat preservation as well as winter breeding and winter raising. The following points should be noted in the winter feeding and management of Rex rabbits.
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What are the environmental factors in organic Rex rabbit farming
Environmental factors have a relatively large impact on organic Rex rabbits. The main environmental factors affecting organic Rex rabbit production are: air inside the shed, temperature, humidity, airflow, harmful gas content, dust, lighting and noise, contamination by pathogenic microorganisms, etc. Large-scale rabbit farming and
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Feeding rabbits glucose produces better breeding results
Rabbits are fond of sweet tastes. Adding 8%-12% glucose to a rabbit's compound feed or mixed feed can mask unpleasant flavors in the feed, stimulate the rabbit's appetite, increase feed intake, and speed up weight gain. Generally, the weight gain of young rabbits can be increased by about 25%, and it can also reduce feed waste caused by rabbits being picky eaters.
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Regulating light is key in rex rabbit farming
1. Breeding stud rabbits need shorter and weaker light. Stud rabbits prefer shorter light duration, generally needing 12-14 hours per day. Continuous light exceeding 16 hours will cause a reduction in testicular weight and sperm count in stud rabbits, affecting breeding ability and even causing stud rabbit infertility.
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What issues need attention when raising rabbits in autumn?
In autumn and winter, temperatures vary greatly, and this is a high-incidence period for virulent infectious diseases such as rabbit plague, Pasteurella, Bordetella, and Clostridium welchii, so epidemic prevention work for the above diseases must be done carefully. Generally, for rabbits older than weaning age, regardless of size, each rabbit should be injected subcutaneously with rabbit plague
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