How can rabbits grow fast and fat

Timely feeding of young rabbits in cages
In order to meet the growth and development needs of young rabbits, it is recommended that breeders leave their nests and put them in cages at around 18 days old. In addition to feeding them with high-quality green leaves that are easy to digest, they must also provide an appropriate amount of soft ingredients that contain 18% to 20% crude protein, 7% crude fiber, and are easy to digest, allowing them to freely consume.

Reasonably supplement feed
The growth and development materials of rabbits are the foundation. Regardless of grass and supplementary materials, it is necessary to consider "comprehensive nutrition, variety diversity, and appetite for digestion".
In feed preparation: soybeans should be stir fried until cooked; The dosage of rapeseed meal should not exceed 8%; The amount of corn used should not exceed 40%; The total content of coarse fibers should not exceed 12%.

Dry feed and sufficient drinking water
Water is the source of rabbit life. So rabbit breeding cannot lack the supply of drinking water. When water is scarce, it will lead to decreased appetite, constipation, and death in severe cases of dehydration. 6-month-old rabbits require 320 to 350 milliliters of water per kilogram of body weight per day, and it is important to prepare sufficient water during breeding. Dry feeding of feed is beneficial for the full digestion and absorption of nutrients, as well as for the erosion of rodents.
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Rabbit needs to add enough night grass
Generally, the period from 60 to 120 days old is the late stage of fattening, and the development of rabbit organs is basically complete. Digestive ability and self-regulation function are enhanced, so it is necessary to supplement the rabbit's food intake. Generally, the nighttime feed intake of rabbits is about 65% of the total daily feed, so it is recommended to add enough nighttime grass and water at night.
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Prevention and control of rabbit diseases
The rabbit diseases that need to be prevented include: rabbit plague, rabbit pasteurellosis, rabbit diarrhea, rabbit coccidiosis, rabbit scabies mite disease, and rabbit yellow urine disease. Only by maintaining the breeding environment and facilities well can we effectively prevent and treat rabbit diseases.