There are reasons why chickens and rabbits raise problems
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March 26 05:10:42, 2019
Recently, the newspaper's Technology 110 Hotline received a number of phone calls from readers asking if chickens and bunnies could be co-supported. What is the reason why the child is bulging? The reporter consulted with relevant experts. Experts said that chickens and rex rabbits should be built separately, kept alone, and the breeding density should be appropriate. Chicken cages and rabbit houses are built together and even built into a two-story building. The three-dimensional rearing style of the rabbit house and the chicken circle below is not worth promoting. The reasons are as follows: First, large-scale breeding flocks produce a large amount of harmful gases, which has a great influence on the growth of chickens and rex rabbits. Second, many diseases of chickens and rex rabbits belong to common susceptible persons, such as coccidiosis, pasteurellosis, salmonellosis, pseudomycobacterium tuberculosis, staphylococcal disease, etc. Chickens and rex rabbits co-cultured and susceptible to the onset of mutual infection. Third, chickens and rex rabbits are different genus animals, living habits are completely different, both of which will interfere with each other, affecting growth and development and production performance. In particular, rex rabbits are afraid of panic, chickens often make rabbits panicked, easy to cause miscarriage of female rabbits, and even individual female rabbits develop postpartum eosin and so on. As for the reason why the sub-rabbit bulging belly, experts say that sub-rabbits have a relatively weak digestive capacity. If they eat more green fodder or concentrate feed, too much or too little fiber is produced in the sub-rex rabbit's stomach. This can easily lead to indigestion and bloating. tripe. Therefore, sub-rabbits should choose feeds that are easily digested and easily absorbed during feeding.