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Ten Proven Recipes for Fattening Thin Rabbits in Autumn and Winter

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After making it through the hot summer, most domestic rabbits are weak and thin, so as soon as autumn begins you must hurry to increase their feed and build them up, in order to improve their strength and productivity. The following methods can be used to fatten thin rabbits in autumn and winter. 1. For rabbits with coarse, messy fur and poor spirits, take an appropriate amount of tea leaves, plus 15 grams each of Clubmoss (Huperzia) and honeysuckle, decoct into a liquid and administer orally, twice a day, 10-15 ml per rabbit each time, for 3-5 consecutive days, with marked effect. 2. Dissolve 5-7 grams of white sugar per rabbit per day in warm water and let the rabbit drink it freely. Generally after 15-20 days

After making it through the hot summer, most domestic rabbits are weak and thin, so as soon as autumn begins you must hurry to increase their feed and build them up, in order to improve their strength and productivity. The following methods can be used to fatten thin rabbits in autumn and winter.

1. For rabbits with coarse, messy fur and poor spirits, take an appropriate amount of tea leaves, plus 15 grams each of Clubmoss (Huperzia) and honeysuckle, decoct into a liquid and administer orally, twice a day, 10-15 ml per rabbit each time, for 3-5 consecutive days, with marked effect.

2. Dissolve 5-7 grams of white sugar per rabbit per day in warm water and let the rabbit drink it freely. Generally after 15-20 days of use, the rabbit will regain its condition.

3. Take 10 grams each of red dates and brown sugar, and 8 grams of Angelica sinensis (dong quai), decoct into a liquid and feed to the rabbit once a day for 7-10 consecutive days.

4. Take 50 grams of fresh celery, 10 grams of lard, and 0.5 grams of salt, stir-fry until cooked and feed to the rabbit once a day for 7 consecutive days.

5. Take 5-10 grams of glossy privet fruit (Ligustrum lucidum), grind into powder, mix into the feed and feed to the rabbit in one feeding, for 15-20 consecutive days.

6. To fatten old rabbits, take 2 grams of yellow vitex seed (Vitex negundo) and 1.5 grams of fried-yellow Sophora flavescens, grind together into a fine powder, mix into the feed and feed, once a day for 15 consecutive days.

7. Take 10 grams each of barley malt and Dryopteris crassirhizoma, and 15 grams of Polygonum multiflorum, grind together into powder. Use 2 grams of the medicine per kilogram of rabbit body weight, mix into the feed and feed, once in the morning and once in the evening, for 15-20 consecutive days. This recipe is suitable for thin, weak rabbits caused by parasites or chronic indigestion.

8. Mix thoroughly 50% cinnamon powder, 20% dried ginger powder, 9% licorice powder, 7% star anise powder, 6% soybean powder (stir-fried until cooked), and 8% ferrous sulfate, then mix into the feed, add an appropriate amount of water and mix well. Use 3 grams per rabbit per day, feeding every other day; after 15 days the rabbit will regain its condition.

9. Grind together into a fine powder 25 grams of ginger powder, 50 grams of cinnamon, 10 grams each of licorice and ferrous sulfate, and 9 grams of star anise. Mix 2-3 grams into the feed per rabbit each time, once a day for 7-10 consecutive days; the fattening effect is obvious.

10. Take 5 grams each of the Chinese medicines Omphalia lapidescens (leiwanzhu), dried tangerine peel, Cyperus rotundus (xiangfu), and Magnolia officinalis bark, and 12 grams of hawthorn, grind together into a fine powder, mix into the feed and feed to the rabbit, or take 5 grams of the powder and mix directly with water to administer orally, once a day. Generally, thin, weak rabbits that are free of disease will show results after 7 days of use.

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