Long-haired rabbits are warm and warm in winter

Winter is the hairy season for long-haired rabbits. It is necessary to strengthen the management and promote the production of hairy rabbits.

Feeding methods Winter long-haired rabbits feed on grasshoppers, wheat bran, carrots, etc., and they have good palatability after fermentation, and rabbits love to eat. Adding some celery leaves to the feed can increase the appetite of the rabbit. The feed should be dry mixed, and increase the number of feeding, feed 5 times during the day, feed 1 time at night, conditionally feed 1 egg every 2 days, can promote rabbit hair growth.

Warm and cold to improve the rabbit house cold conditions, damaged repairs in a timely manner, keeping fresh air inside the rabbit house. During the day, the rabbits were given more activity and fed 2-4 peanuts per rabbit each morning, evening, and evening to enhance the rabbit's ability to resist cold. Never cut rabbit fur close to the skin to prevent the rabbit from freezing and becoming ill after shearing.

Disease Prevention and Control Rabbits are prone to catch cold in the winter and should take precautions. Each rabbit can be fed with 1 piece of oxytetracycline every week, and it is necessary to feed the rabbits with parsley every day. The rabbit’s nose was found to be hot and his appetite was diminished, indicating that the rabbit had a cold and he could immediately wipe the rabbit’s nose with alum powder, 1-2 times healed. Also pay attention to the rabbit house hygiene, and constantly change the bedding to clean, prevent mildew.

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