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Strengthening Monitoring During the Whelping Period in Fox Breeding Can Increase the Survival Rate of Fox Cubs
The traditional management approach during the fox breeding and whelping period is to keep things as quiet as possible, strictly forbidding keepers from disturbing mother foxes that are giving birth. However, the Jinshatan Special Animal Breeding Farm in Luozhuang District, Linyi City, Shandong Province, adopted a completely opposite approach, having keepers actively monitor
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What measures are there to keep fox cubs alive after the mother fox gives birth?
Fox cubs before weaning are called cubs. Before birth, the cub lives in the mother's uterus under fairly stable conditions and is not easily affected by harmful external factors. After birth, the living conditions change dramatically: from gas exchange, nutrient intake and waste removal through the placenta, it must now breathe, feed and excrete on its own. Because the cub's regulatory functions are not yet fully developed, sudden changes in environmental conditions can easily cause illness and even death. To improve the survival rate of fox cubs, the following measures are proposed for reference
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