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How to Do a Good Job of Disinfection in Rabbit Farms in Late Spring and Summer

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Late spring and early summer is the time when bacteria and viruses begin to multiply in large numbers. Therefore, disinfection work on rabbit farms should be placed in an important position. To this end, the disinfection techniques for rabbit farms in early summer are introduced as follows: 1. Rabbit house disinfection: disinfect once a week. Before disinfection, thoroughly remove leftover feed, bedding straw and other filth, scrub clean with clean water, and disinfect after drying. The disinfectant can be a 2% caustic soda solution, etc.; a blowtorch or the flame of burning firewood and grass can also be used for disinfection, which is very effective at killing insect eggs and parasites. 2. Feeding utensil disinfection: every

Late spring and early summer is the time when bacteria and viruses begin to multiply in large numbers. Therefore, disinfection work on rabbit farms should be placed in an important position. To this end, the disinfection techniques for rabbit farms in early summer are introduced as follows:

1. Rabbit house disinfection: disinfect once a week. Before disinfection, thoroughly remove leftover feed, bedding straw and other filth, scrub clean with clean water, and disinfect after drying. The disinfectant can be a 2% caustic soda solution, etc.; a blowtorch or the flame of burning firewood and grass can also be used for disinfection, which is very effective at killing insect eggs and parasites.

2. Feeding utensil disinfection: before feeding each day, wash the feed basins or water troughs, and disinfect once a week; after the feeding utensils are scrubbed clean, they can also be boiled or scalded with boiling water. At regular intervals, the feeding utensils, bedding boards and kindling boxes, etc. should be placed in the sun and exposed for 2 to 3 hours, which can kill bacteria, etc. The disinfectant can be a 3% Lysol solution, etc.

3. Site disinfection: site disinfection can be carried out 1 to 2 times a day. First remove manure, weeds and other filth from the site, then use 20% limewater or 3% caustic soda water or 30% hot plant ash water for disinfection.

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