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How to raise rabbits in winter

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Heat preservation rabbits lose more heat and grow slowly in the low temperature environment, which affects the development and reproduction. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain the rabbit house, seal the windows and plug the cracks to maintain the temperature of the rabbit house. Feeding green succulent feed in winter can enhance the appetite of rabbits and promote the growth, development and reproduction of rabbits. Commonly used green succulent feed are cabbage, radish, bean sprouts and so on, but the daily feeding amount is not too large, otherwise it is easy to cause rabbit diarrhea. Add night grass rabbit has the habit of walking at night, winter days are short and night is long, to add night grass. At the same time, it should be added to the formula feed.

Heat preservation rabbits lose more heat and grow slowly in the low temperature environment, which affects the development and reproduction. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain the rabbit house, seal the windows and plug the cracks to maintain the temperature of the rabbit house.

Feeding green succulent feed in winter can enhance the appetite of rabbits and promote the growth, development and reproduction of rabbits. Commonly used green succulent feed are cabbage, radish, bean sprouts and so on, but the daily feeding amount is not too large, otherwise it is easy to cause rabbit diarrhea.

Add night grass rabbit has the habit of walking at night, winter days are short and night is long, to add night grass. At the same time, the proportion of energy feed should be increased in formula feed.

Lighting, exercise and hygiene in a clear noon, let the rabbit out for exercise, bask in the sun, and open the doors and windows for ventilation, discharge dirty gas, air mat grass, and keep the rabbit house dry.

Hair collection of long-haired rabbits in winter and early spring should be plucked, and should be carried out in a warm place of the leeward, generally once a day; do not pluck in the late pregnancy and early lactation.

The key to the success or failure of winter reproduction lies in the heat preservation of rabbit house and delivery box. Especially within two days after parturition, as long as the room temperature is more than 5 ℃ and the litter box is not less than 10 ℃, the survival rate of offspring rabbits is not lower than that of other seasons.

 
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