Meat rabbit needs in different stages key points of feeding and management of meat rabbit by stages

Meat rabbit

1. Feeding and management of young rabbits:

A baby rabbit is a rabbit from birth to weaning. The birth weight of the newborn rabbit was 50ml 60g, and the 10-day-old rabbit was 180g, which indicated that the baby rabbit grew fast. The female rabbits were fed only once a day for 4 minutes each time. At the age of 12 days, the baby rabbit opened its eyes and became active gradually, jumping out of the nest box and in. Young rabbits begin to eat feed at the age of 16-18 days. After 30 days old, they mainly eat feed, supplemented by milk. The feed fed 5-6 times a day must have full nutrition and high quality.

2. Feeding and management of young rabbits:

A rabbit weaned to 90 days old is called a baby rabbit. The diet of young rabbits should be nutritious and easy to digest. Each young rabbit is fed no more than 50 grams per day, and it is appropriate to be full. When young rabbits are divided into groups, there are about 5 rabbits in each small group, which can be divided according to their nests, or according to their age, or according to the strength of young rabbits. Rabbit houses and cages should be dry, clean and hygienic, with emphasis on coccidiosis prevention. Prevent frost in winter and heat in summer. If possible, let the young rabbits exercise more and bask in the sun to strengthen their physique.

3. Feeding and management of young rabbits:

90Mel 180-day-old rabbits are called young rabbits, adult rabbits or middle rabbits. If they are reserved for breeding, they are also called reserve rabbits. Young rabbits grow fast, exuberant metabolism, long bones and muscles. Protein should account for 13% of the diet, and minerals, trace elements and vitamins should meet the needs. In summer and autumn, each young rabbit is fed with 550 grams of green feed and 30 grams of compound feed every day. In winter and spring, each young rabbit is fed with 100 grams of high-quality dry grass, 200 grams of root feed and 45 grams of compound feed every day.