Special feed additive for rex rabbits at age of 60-90 days

Abstract

The invention relates to a special feed additive for rex rabbits at the age of 60-90 days, which is capable of remarkably improving the economic benefit of rex rabbit breeding, remarkably alleviating group bacterium or virus infection of young rex rabbits, and increasing the survival rate by 8-11 percent and the average daily gain by about 13-21 percent. The special feed additive is characterized by consisting of the following components in percentage by weight: 12-18 percent of pericarpium citri reticulatae, 5-8 percent of poria cocos, 5-7 percent of cyrtomium fortunei, 3-5 percent of Chinese magnoliavine fruit, 5-9 percent of glossy privet fruit, 3-6 percent of liquorice root, 5-10 percent of dandelion, 5-10 percent of chrysanthemum, 3-8 percent of folium artemisiae argyi, 20-30 percent of pine needle and the balance of a carrier. Zero point five to two percent of the special feed additive disclosed by the invention is added to and uniformly mixed with a common commercially available mixed feed for the rex rabbits / meat rabbits so as to be used for breeding the rex rabbits at the age of 60-90 days.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of feed additives, and relates to a feed additive for rex rabbits, in particular to a special feed additive for 60-90-day-old rex rabbits. Background technique [0002] Rex rabbit, scientific name Rex Rabbit (Rex Rabbit), is an edible and decorative leather animal native to France. Rex rabbits have a well-proportioned body shape, with fleshy whiskers under the cheeks, long and erect ears, thin and curly eyebrows, fine, thick, short and flat fur, and a smooth and eye-catching appearance. The coat feels cool to the touch, because its fur resembles a precious fur animal. Otter, so it is called Rex Rabbit. Rex rabbit meat is superior to chicken, beef, mutton and other meats due to its tenderness, high protein, low cholesterol, and low uric acid. Breeding value is high. Rex rabbits are widely distributed and can be found almost all over the world, but the amount of breeding is very small, and the feeding requirements of...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is currently no compound feed and feed additives for Rex rabbits at this stage, and antibiotics are often added to the feed.

Chlorobenzene arc etc. achieve the purpose of antibacterial and anti-coccidia, but the above-mentioned antibiotics and chlorobenzene arc residues are important factors affecting the safety of rabbit meat. Poor meat and fur quality