How to Do a Good Job in Cleaning and Hygiene Management in Young Rabbit Breeding

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Cleaning and Hygiene Management of Young Rabbits

Do a good job in cleaning and hygiene, and keep the young rabbits' hutches and cages clean, dry, and well ventilated. Disinfect regularly, inject rabbit plague vaccine on schedule, and administer anti-coccidial drugs orally. In short, in terms of management, you must carefully observe the young rabbits' spirit, activity, feeding, defecation, urination, and other conditions, analyze the causes, and take timely remedial measures.

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How to Do a Good Job in Cleaning and Hygiene Management in Young Rabbit Breeding

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