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(2) Feeding methods Usually, two feeding methods, free-feeding and limited-feeding, are used in production. Free-feeding does not limit the intake of rex rabbits, while limited-feeding relies on the ration of rex rabbits. The free-feeding method is suitable for lactating female rabbits and puppies; however, for growing rabbits (female males and females), they should be fed for a limited period of 10-12 weeks to avoid affecting reproductive performance due to over-fertilization during mating. At present, farmers raise rabbits to adopt more mixed feeding methods, that is, roughage adopts free food intake, and supplementary feed (fine material or granular material) is fed by limited amount. This feeding method can not only meet the nutritional needs of rabbits, but also reduce feed wastage and reduce production costs.
(3) The feeding sequence is generally fed with easily digestible green feed, followed by feeding concentrates, and at night feeding with roughage such as hay. In the total daily feed amount, the concentrate is fed twice, the green feed is fed 2-3 times, and hay is fed at night. The experience that the masses summed up in the practice of feeding was: feeding early in the morning, eating well at noon, eating at night, and adding nightgrass at night.
(1) Feeding type Small-scale breeding farm rabbits in the farmer's family are mainly fed with green hay, supplemented by mixed concentrates, and have the advantage of being able to receive materials on the spot, with a low cost; for the professional rabbit raising households with medium feeding scale, many It is mainly composed of mixed concentrates or pellets, supplemented by green hay. The advantage of this type of feed is that the rabbits can eat high-quality hay for a long period of time on the basis of eating mixed concentrates, which is conducive to maintaining nutrient balance and reducing feeding costs; The large state-owned, collective or individual rabbit farms currently use full-priced pellet feed to feed rabbits. The advantages are that they can maintain nutrient balance throughout the year, provide convenient feeding, good palatability, and save manpower and feed.