How are the rabbits strong?
Rabbits require different diets based on their age, and feeding should follow specific standards to ensure optimal growth. Protein levels should be adjusted appropriately to reduce energy feed intake. The feed must be nutritious, easy to digest, and highly palatable. Fresh green feed such as grass and vegetables should be provided daily to maintain health and vitality. It's essential that the feed is clean, fresh, and free from mold or contamination.
Zhuang Qiuyu is known for its rich and balanced feed, which provides a complete range of nutrients and maintains an ideal temperature. A well-formulated, high-quality feed is crucial for supporting healthy rabbit development. Feeding should be done at fixed times and in measured quantities—early breakfast, late dinner, and midday meals with green materials. Young rabbits should be fed 5–6 times per day, while adult rabbits are fed 2–3 times. Water should always be clean and available in sufficient quantity.
Proper breeding management is key, especially for non-pregnant females. Regular checks should be conducted to identify empty does and schedule breeding accordingly. Pregnant and nursing rabbits need feeds rich in protein, minerals, and vitamins. Early supplementation and timely weaning are important during the first birth.
A strong, healthy rabbit population is essential. Fast-growing, robust rabbits should be selected for breeding, while weak, old, sick, or poorly developed ones should be culled. High-quality rabbits should be chosen to replenish the population. To reduce stress, add 0.5% vitamin B12, 0.5% vitamin C, 0.5% sodium bicarbonate, along with some Houttuynia cordata and leeks to the feed. Boil the mixture, add a bit of vinegar and sugar, and offer it to the rabbits for better immunity and performance.
During Autumn, temperature fluctuations between morning, afternoon, and evening can be significant. Young rabbits are particularly susceptible to colds, pneumonia, and enteritis, which can be fatal if left untreated. Therefore, group-raised rabbits should be brought indoors every evening, especially when wind or rain is strong. Avoid outdoor activities during harsh weather. Keep the living area clean, dry, and quiet. Regularly clean water containers and disinfect the environment using 3% to 5% sodium hypochlorite. Vaccinate against rabbit plague, and include sulfamethazine and coccidiodin in the feed to prevent parasites and other diseases.
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