How to manage rabbit keeping in autumn? Mastering these key points is crucial

Autumn has clear skies and crisp air, suitable temperatures, and abundant feed, making it the golden season for raising and breeding domestic rabbits. Breeding and the feeding management during the molting period should be handled well. First, seize the opportunity to breed. Mating can be arranged at the end of July and the beginning of August; autumn mating has a high conception rate, a large number of offspring per litter, and the young rabbits develop well, are robust in constitution, and have a high survival rate. Second, strengthen feeding management. Autumn is when domestic rabbits molt, lasting about 3 weeks. Rabbits that are molting are generally weak in constitution and have reduced appetite. They should be fed more green and succulent feed, and appropriately given more concentrated feed with a higher protein content. Domestic rabbits should not be bred during the molting period; wait until they have completely finished molting before breeding.