What are the common and frequently occurring diseases in rabbits
Which diseases are more common in rabbits
Currently speaking, which diseases are more common in rabbits? Personally, I think coccidiosis.
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The anti-coccidial medicine developed by Teacher Gu Zilin of Hebei University has very good effects, but I just cannot get in touch with where it is sold, so frustrating
yangshizhu added the following content on 13-2-2009 10:16
Correction, it is Hebei Agricultural University, hehe
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Does the school have a pharmaceutical factory? If not, you probably will not be able to buy his medicine, unless he transfers it to some pharmaceutical factory for production
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You can contact Teacher Gu directly; he is also a forum friend on this forum. You can leave him a message. This thing can be mailed. It is very convenient.
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Thank you!!!! I will contact him if needed
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I do not often come to this website, so I did not find your post in time. Please contact Professor Huang Yuting at 13931238808
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Thank you!!!!
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For reference only.
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Thanks to the person above for sharing!!!
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Right now the disease most commonly affecting rabbit farms is coccidiosis. The question raised by the original poster is very good, and we can expand on it,
1. What is the most common disease on rabbit farms?
2. What is the most common disease in rabbits at each stage?
3. What disease has the highest mortality rate and causes the most deaths on rabbit farms?
4. What disease has the highest mortality rate and causes the most deaths in rabbits at each stage?
5. What is the weakest link in rabbit farm management?
6. What is the highest cost on a rabbit farm compared with normal cost?
etc.
etc.
Of course, putting all these together, the question is, what is the bottleneck restricting the development of rabbit farms?
Find the causes, and I believe you will correct them and move onto the path of health.
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The above should be a message from Gu Laishi, and it is very detailed. I have also raised rabbits, and I feel the main ones are digestive tract problems caused by Clostridium welchii, rhinitis and pneumonia caused by Pasteurella, and then coccidiosis and fungal infections.
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The anti-coccidial medicine developed by Teacher Gu Zilin of Hebei University has very good effects, but I just cannot get in touch with where it is sold, so frustrating
yangshizhu added the following content on 13-2-2009 10:16
Correction, it is Hebei Agricultural University, hehe
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Does the school have a pharmaceutical factory? If not, you probably will not be able to buy his medicine, unless he transfers it to some pharmaceutical factory for production
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You can contact Teacher Gu directly; he is also a forum friend on this forum. You can leave him a message. This thing can be mailed. It is very convenient.
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Thank you!!!! I will contact him if needed
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The anti-coccidial medicine developed by Teacher Gu Zilin of Hebei University has very good effects, but I just cannot get in touch with where it is sold, so frustratingHello!
yangshizhu added the following content on 13-2-2009 10:16
Correction, it is Hebei Agricultural University, hehe
yangshizhu posted on 2009-2-13 10:15
I do not often come to this website, so I did not find your post in time. Please contact Professor Huang Yuting at 13931238808
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Thank you!!!!
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Currently speaking, which diseases are more common in rabbits? Personally, I think coccidiosis.Recently I have been conducting a survey on rabbit raising. Based on the feedback information and my own personal investigation, the main impressions are as follows: the most frequently occurring diseases: diarrheal disease, infectious rhinitis and pneumonia; the most dangerous disease is Microsporum fungal skin disease; the disease with the highest casualty rate is coccidiosis; the most difficult disease to control is mycotoxin poisoning; the most easily overlooked diseases are nutritional imbalance, chronic wasting diseases, and stress-related diseases.
xxc1963 posted on 2009-2-13 08:26
For reference only.
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Thanks to the person above for sharing!!!
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Right now the disease most commonly affecting rabbit farms is coccidiosis. The question raised by the original poster is very good, and we can expand on it,
1. What is the most common disease on rabbit farms?
2. What is the most common disease in rabbits at each stage?
3. What disease has the highest mortality rate and causes the most deaths on rabbit farms?
4. What disease has the highest mortality rate and causes the most deaths in rabbits at each stage?
5. What is the weakest link in rabbit farm management?
6. What is the highest cost on a rabbit farm compared with normal cost?
etc.
etc.
Of course, putting all these together, the question is, what is the bottleneck restricting the development of rabbit farms?
Find the causes, and I believe you will correct them and move onto the path of health.
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The above should be a message from Gu Laishi, and it is very detailed. I have also raised rabbits, and I feel the main ones are digestive tract problems caused by Clostridium welchii, rhinitis and pneumonia caused by Pasteurella, and then coccidiosis and fungal infections.
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The above should be a message from Gu Laishi, and it is very detailed. I have also raised rabbits, and I feel the main ones are digestive tract problems caused by Clostridium welchii, rhinitis and pneumonia caused by Pasteurella, and then coccidiosis and fungal infections.Although the specific situation of each rabbit farm is different, large-scale rabbit farms across the country are similar, with digestive tract and respiratory diseases predominating. Doing a good job controlling feed, hygiene and environmental indicators is crucial.
xzhh200101 posted on 2009-2-26 11:57