Must complete rabbit feed be made into pellets?
Must complete feed for rabbits be pelletized?
Can powdered feed be used? Can it be mixed with water and fed wet? I once saw a teacher of mine feed it wet.
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Of course pelleted feed is better, but powdered feed works the same way; it is just harder for the rabbits to eat.
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In summer, mixing it wet makes it prone to mold. In winter it freezes.
But powdered feed mixed wet is still better.
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That is for sure, because the rabbit's feeding behavior and physiological characteristics determine that pelleted feed is much better than powdered feed: first, feed intake can go up; second, it suits the rabbit's habits.
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Pelleted feed is the direction of all animal farming!
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Each has its pros and cons. Overall, the mode of adding water to powdered feed is superior to solid pelleted feed in reducing rhinitis and weaning mortality of young rabbits!
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Be careful, the rabbit's teeth can grow as long as its whiskers.
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Passing by, learning.
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Although pelleted feed has many advantages, for small-scale household rabbit raising, considering cost reduction, mixing powdered feed wet is also acceptable. But the amount of water added must be strictly controlled, and flexible feeding methods should be adopted according to seasonal characteristics.
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Feeding mixed feed is also fine, but you need to prepare some branches for the rabbits to gnaw on to wear down their teeth.
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9# hebaugzl You ask how powdered feed can reduce costs? Powdered feed not only cannot reduce costs but will actually increase them; the main reason is reflected in feed conversion.
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Mixing feed is of course possible, but it is not very good, because rabbits have the habit of gnawing to wear down their teeth, and mixed feed does not have this effect.
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Of course pelleted feed is better, but powdered feed works the same way; it is just harder for the rabbits to eat.
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In summer, mixing it wet makes it prone to mold. In winter it freezes.
But powdered feed mixed wet is still better.
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That is for sure, because the rabbit's feeding behavior and physiological characteristics determine that pelleted feed is much better than powdered feed: first, feed intake can go up; second, it suits the rabbit's habits.
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Pelleted feed is the direction of all animal farming!
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Each has its pros and cons. Overall, the mode of adding water to powdered feed is superior to solid pelleted feed in reducing rhinitis and weaning mortality of young rabbits!
--------------------------------------
Be careful, the rabbit's teeth can grow as long as its whiskers.
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Passing by, learning.
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Although pelleted feed has many advantages, for small-scale household rabbit raising, considering cost reduction, mixing powdered feed wet is also acceptable. But the amount of water added must be strictly controlled, and flexible feeding methods should be adopted according to seasonal characteristics.
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Feeding mixed feed is also fine, but you need to prepare some branches for the rabbits to gnaw on to wear down their teeth.
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9# hebaugzl You ask how powdered feed can reduce costs? Powdered feed not only cannot reduce costs but will actually increase them; the main reason is reflected in feed conversion.
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Mixing feed is of course possible, but it is not very good, because rabbits have the habit of gnawing to wear down their teeth, and mixed feed does not have this effect.