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Detailed Explanation of Fox Feed Formulation Methods and Raw Material Ratios
The fox's digestive tract is shorter than that of the raccoon dog, its dental chewing surface is less developed than that of the raccoon dog, and the fox's large colon and cecum are also less developed than those of the raccoon dog. The time food takes to pass through the digestive tract is only 25-30 hours for the fox, while the raccoon dog needs about 40-50 hours. Therefore, the fox's ability to digest and absorb nutrients from feed is weaker than that of the raccoon dog. The fox has higher requirements for animal-based feed and vitamins than the raccoon dog. The fox's demand for feed is greatest in summer and weakens in winter. Nutritional needs differ across different biological periods; generally, they are higher during the breeding season than during the non-breeding season, and the diet should be based mainly on animal-based feed, mixed with some plant-based feed.
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