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  • A Complete Guide to Safe Winter Care Tips for Pet Rabbits

    Beijing's winter is cold and dry. If you have a cute pet rabbit at home, you need to take extra care of it. In this season, rabbits at home easily get sick from a small oversight. So taking more measures to help them get through the winter smoothly is imperative. China Financial Ceremony Pet rabbits are prone to diseases in winter ★Colds If you find that your rabbit's body temperature suddenly rises, or its eyes become dull as if tears are welling up, or it coughs, has a runny nose, or is panting, it could

  • Rabbit Care: Which Plants Should You Not Feed Rabbits?

    Rabbits are small in size and have weak resistance. When cutting grass to feed rabbits, some toxic grasses may be mixed in with the forage. If not noticed, rabbits that eat them accidentally can suffer poisoning or even death. Common toxic grasses include: plantain (Plantago), morning glory, barley and wheat smut fungus, Gelsemium elegans, meadow-rue (Thalictrum, also known as manyflower rhubarb), mountain pepper, poison hemlock, Sophora flavescens, Chinese pulsatilla, Ranunculus chinensis, jujube-like tuber, sorrel (Rumex, sour sorrel), Arisaema, Pinellia ternata, cocklebur, coptis, stone dragon yellow, big tobacco root, oleander, lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana), garden balsam, datura,

  • Ten Proven Recipes for Fattening Thin Rabbits in Autumn and Winter

    After making it through the hot summer, most domestic rabbits are weak and thin, so as soon as autumn begins you must hurry to increase their feed and build them up, in order to improve their strength and productivity. The following methods can be used to fatten thin rabbits in autumn and winter. 1. For rabbits with coarse, messy fur and poor spirits, take an appropriate amount of tea leaves, plus 15 grams each of Clubmoss (Huperzia) and honeysuckle, decoct into a liquid and administer orally, twice a day, 10-15 ml per rabbit each time, for 3-5 consecutive days, with marked effect. 2. Dissolve 5-7 grams of white sugar per rabbit per day in warm water and let the rabbit drink it freely. Generally after 15-20 days

  • Rabbits Are Prone to Heatstroke in the Hot Summer, Rabbit Farmers Must Not Forget Prevention

    Heatstroke is a common disease of domestic rabbits in summer, and simply because rabbit farmers often take it lightly, cases of rabbits dying from heatstroke are frequently seen. Therefore, as the hot summer arrives, rabbit farmers are especially reminded never to forget to guard against heatstroke in rabbits. Precautions: set up simple shade shelters around the rabbit hutch or spread shade netting. Open all doors and windows of the hutch to let the air circulate; splash well water on the walls and floor inside the hutch to cool it down; provide the rabbits with plenty of clean drinking water, and feed more fresh green forage and an appropriate amount of watermelon rind, cucumber peel, etc., to help the rabbits quench their thirst and prevent heatstroke.

  • Six things you must do when raising rabbits in autumn

    1. Adjust the daily ration. According to the different ages of rabbits, prepare it according to feeding standards, appropriately increase the protein level, reduce energy feed, and require the feed to be nutritious, palatable and easy to digest. Ensure that rabbits have sufficient green feed every day, such as green grass, green vegetables, etc. 2. Build up autumn fat. With abundant feed and complete nutrition, build up good autumn fat to survive the winter safely. Therefore, prepare complete and abundant feed and supply high-quality green feed; feed at fixed times and in fixed amounts, following the principle of feeding breakfast early, feeding dinner late, feeding more green feed at lunch, and feeding at night. Young rabbits should be fed 5-6 times a day

  • Four key points to note when introducing pet rabbits

    As the pet rabbit market grows increasingly prosperous, more and more people are introducing pet rabbits, but all kinds of problems have emerged along with this. Some people spend a lot of money to buy so-called pet rabbit breeding stock, only to find that when the breeding season arrives, the rabbits do not come into heat; after inquiring carefully, they learn that the rabbits have been sterilized and simply cannot reproduce, wasting more than half a year for nothing. Some people buy rabbits that cannot survive at all, because no breeding techniques were provided, so they just feed them like ordinary rabbits; the result is that a sudden change in living conditions, combined with an abrupt switch in feed, causes the young rabbits to fall ill and die one by one.

  • Symptoms and Treatment Methods of Bordetella Infection in Rabbits

    Two clinical disease types of Bordetella infection in rabbits are commonly seen: 1. Rhinitis type: in most cases the nasal mucosa is congested, with a large amount of serous or mucous discharge flowing out, which usually does not become purulent. 2. Bronchopneumonia type: characterized by rhinitis that does not heal for a long time, mucous or purulent discharge from the nasal cavity, sneezing, accelerated breathing, loss of appetite, and gradual emaciation; the course of the disease can last for several months. Treatment When this disease occurs, sick rabbits should be isolated promptly, and the following drugs should be selected for treatment. Kanamycin, per rabbit

  • Ten Effective Proven Recipes for Fattening Thin Rabbits in Autumn and Winter

    Domestic rabbits, after enduring the hot summer, are mostly weak and thin, so it is essential to hurry and add feed to fatten them after the beginning of autumn, in order to improve the rabbits' physical strength and production performance. The following methods can be used to fatten thin rabbits in autumn and winter. 1. For rabbits with rough, messy fur and poor spirits, use an appropriate amount of tea leaves, plus 15 grams each of pixie fern (Drynaria) and honeysuckle, decoct the juice for oral administration, 2 times a day, 10-15 milliliters per rabbit each time, taken for 3-5 consecutive days, with remarkable effect. 2. Give each rabbit 5-7 grams of white sugar daily, dissolved in warm water, and let the rabbit drink it on its own. Generally, after 15-20 days of use, the rabbit can regain its fat.

  • Cultivation Techniques for Sweet Clover and Methods for Feeding It to Rabbits

    Sweet clover (scented sweet clover, pennyroyal-like melilot) is an annual or biennial herbaceous plant of the genus Melilotus in the Fabaceae family. This herb has relatively high nutritional value, a fine and tender texture, and is green and succulent, making it a good feed for livestock. 1. Site Selection and Land Preparation 1. Site selection: Choose a site with few weeds from the previous crop, preferably a plot that has been plowed year after year. 2. Land preparation: Careful land preparation is required, with 1500 kg of organic base fertilizer applied per mu and 20 kg of superphosphate as seed fertilizer. 2. Sowing and Management 1. Sowing: Use 1.5-2.5

  • What are the key points for identifying healthy rabbits versus sick rabbits?

    1 Observing demeanor: A healthy domestic rabbit has bright, spirited eyes, is active and alert, and responds quickly. It rests lying flat or on its side; when awake its eyes are fully open, when dozing its eyes are half-closed, and when sleeping its eyes are fully closed. At the slightest disturbance, it immediately raises its ears and lifts its head. If a rabbit is found to respond slowly and have dull eyes, it is sick. 2 Testing appetite: A healthy rabbit has a strong appetite, eats a lot and quickly, and chews vigorously. Before food is even added, it grabs the cage door with its front paws, jumps, and eagerly seeks food. If a rabbit is found not eating feed or moving very slowly, wanting to eat but not eating, this indicates illness,