Breeding technique of Belgian Rabbit

Belgian rabbits are big, healthy, gain weight quickly, taste delicious, and have excellent cortex. At present, it is welcomed by many farmers in our country. The following is an introduction to Belgian rabbit breeding technology.

I. Location of Rabbit House

Should choose the place with high dry terrain to build the farm, rabbit house should have certain thermal insulation, away from slaughterhouses, livestock markets, animal products processing plants and traffic arteries, it is best to build in a secluded place 200 meters away from the traffic trunk line and 100 meters away from the general road. There should be a distance of more than 200 meters between the rabbit farm and the residential area, and it should be located at the downwind mouth of the residential area. To facilitate drainage, the rabbit farm floor should be flat or slightly sloped.

II. Health management

Belgian rabbit troughs and sinks should be disinfected regularly, and rabbit feces should be cleaned regularly, and the rabbit house should be kept clean and hygienic to avoid breeding bacteria and causing rabbit diseases. Rabbitory water should be clean without odor, do not contain excessive impurities, bacteria and parasites, do not contain toxic substances, mineral content should not be too much or insufficient.

III. Feeding

Li Shi rabbit eat a lot of food, such as green grass, sweet potato vine, peanut vine, root vegetables, carrots, cabbage, vegetables and so on are also suitable for feeding rabbits good feed, can be used comprehensively when raising rabbits. Rabbits were fed with fresh forage grass, and the dosage of each rabbit was about 0.75 kg per day. In addition, rabbits must be fed concentrate once a day, the dosage is about 70 grams per rabbit, corn, wheat and other grains account for 40%, bran accounts for 40%, bean cake accounts for 15%, fish meal accounts for 3%, and appropriate salt, trace elements and mineral feeds are added. The specific formula should be adjusted according to the needs of different breeds and different growth periods of rabbits.

IV. Other management

Belgium rabbit timid fear of panic, poor resistance to animal harm, fear of heat, fear of humidity. Therefore, there should be corresponding rain prevention, moisture prevention, heatstroke prevention, animal damage prevention and cold prevention measures on the building. Vaccination and inspection should be carried out regularly to avoid some infectious diseases that affect the healthy growth of rabbits.

Raising Belgian rabbits should be determined according to the market size. If there are too few, the benefits may be relatively low. If there are too many samples, there are certain risks. Therefore, market investigation should be carried out before breeding Belgian rabbits.