Raising rabbits in winter requires attention to keeping the rabbit hutch warm

In winter the climate is cold, the daylight hours are short, and all kinds of fresh green feed are lacking, so domestic rabbits generally grow slowly. However, the winter climate is dry, and pathogenic microorganisms and parasites are less active, which is beneficial to the health of domestic rabbits. Winter feeding and management should focus mainly on the following work: First, do a good job of keeping the rabbit hutch warm. Apart from newborn kits, the rabbit hutch temperature does not need to be very warm, but it does need to be relatively stable. Close the doors and windows properly to prevent cold wind from blowing in.