5 tips on how to choose a rabbit
Look at the physique
The well-developed young rabbit has a well-proportioned body, strong muscles, no protruding bones in its shoulders, back and hindquarters, wide and deep chest and wide back.
Look at nutrition
The nutritious young rabbits have plump muscles, smooth coat, no prominent edges and corners of bones, and can weigh more than 500 grams when weaned.
Look at the posture
Healthy young rabbits have natural posture, flexible and coordinated movements. When crouching, the forelegs are straight and the hind legs are placed under the body; when sleeping, the eyes are closed and breathing is weak. In summer, they often lie down, lie down and stretch their limbs, and squat in winter.
Look at the spirit
Healthy young rabbits have round and bright eyes, lively and energetic, and have no secretions in the corners of their eyes; they are alert, easy to move their ears, and stand up when they encounter special sounds.
Look at the feces.
Healthy young rabbit droppings are smooth round grains, the size of peas. If the feces are dry, hard and small, it means that the feces may be constipated; the feces are long strips or thin water samples, indicating that young rabbits may suffer from enteritis.
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Belgian Rabbit (also known as Giant Grey Rabbit, Flemish Giant Rabbit)
Variety characteristics: this variety is a relatively old large meat variety. The wild burrowing rabbit originally from Belgium was improved and bred in England. It is similar to a hare in shape and appearance, with a dark red, yellowish brown or flax coat, a large body and long limbs. The eyes are dark brown, the ears are long and upright, and there are bright black edges around the ears. The coat is tough. The adult weight is 5ml 6kg, with a maximum of 9kg. Young rabbits grow and develop rapidly, with a body weight of 1.2 Mel 1.3 kg at 6 weeks and 2.8 Mel 3 at 3 months.
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A New View on Disease Prevention in large-scale Rabbit Farm
Dilute the treatment, optimize the traditional rabbit breeding, pay more attention to treatment than prevention, and often turn the rabbit farm into a sanatorium for sick rabbits. In order to change this situation, some experts put forward the "five no treatments" for diseased rabbits, that is, rabbits that cannot be cured, rabbits with high treatment costs, rabbits with time-consuming and labor-consuming diseases, rabbits with low economic value after cure, and rabbits with strong infectivity and great harm. Practice has proved that after the implementation of this system in rabbit farms, the health status of rabbits has been significantly improved, and severe infectious diseases have been effectively controlled.
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