How many levels of animal protection is the dog badger?

Dog badger is a precious species, not very common, so how many levels of animal protection is dog badger?

1. What level of animal protection is the dog badger?

The wild dog badger is a second-class protected animal in the country and is not allowed to hunt at will. But some areas have been farmed, and farmed dog badgers are edible.

2. Feeding and management of dog badgers

Badgers are omnivores with a wide range of feed sources. Plant feed includes corn, soybean, sorghum, millet and all kinds of potatoes, melons, vegetables, etc., while animal feed includes all kinds of livestock and poultry meat, viscera, frogs, rats, insects and so on. In the selection of feed raw materials, plant feed should be given priority to according to the local reality, and animal feed should be added appropriately. In other words, under the premise of meeting the nutritional needs, whole grains and scraps of food processing can be used as dietary raw materials for badgers, the cheaper the better, because badgers are purely economic animals, so production costs and economic benefits must be strictly considered. Feed is supplied according to different growth periods.

In the non-breeding period of badgers, carbohydrates should be given priority to, with some protein feed appropriately; during the breeding period, due to sexual impulse and mating of female badgers, physical consumption is large, protein feed should account for 40% of the diet, carbohydrate feed accounts for 50%, and vegetables account for 10%. Malt, yeast, vitamins and so on should be added. After the mother badger enters the pregnancy, the nutritional quality should be improved, the protein feed should be increased to about 50%, and it should be fresh and diversified to ensure the growth and development of the fetus in the body and the health of the mother badger.

Feeding of young badgers: when the young badger reaches 80 days old, it can be weaned and raised in nests.

Badger's daily management: first, the feeding should be fresh and dirt-free; second, the breeding ground should be regularly cleaned to keep dry and hygienic; third, the breeding ground should be kept quiet to prevent visitors and strangers from entering. At the same time, we should also prevent the attack of domestic dogs and feral cats.

From the above, we can understand that wild dog badgers are inedible, and we need to pay attention to them.