Method for breeding safe carnivorous field mice

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for breeding safe carnivorous field mice. The method mainly comprises the following steps that 1 iron cage breeding chambers are used for breeding the field mice; 2 before the field mice which are captured from fields or purchased from livestock farms enter the cages, epidemic disease detection is conducted to the field mice; 3 aiming at the breeding mode of the field mice, group breeding and free hybridization can be adopted, aphrodisiac can be used, and if a female mouse is found pregnant, the female mouse is bred in an isolated mode; 4 fodder of the field mice is diversified, but dried and mixed nutrition fodder serves as the principal thing, and breeding mouse obesity can be controlled by adopting dietary restriction and dietary deprivation; 5 in the breeding process of the field mice, the main diseases to prevent and treat are constipation, diarrhea, skin parasites and skin germs, regular detection and treatment are conducted, and the cages are cleaned and sterilized regularly; 6 after the number of the field mice is increased, the breeding cages are added or enlarged, the field mice which grow over a year are taken out of the cages for serving as commodity carnivorous field mice regardless of the size of the field mice, and the safety of field mouse meat food is facilitated.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for artificially breeding voles, and belongs to the technical field of agriculture. Background technique [0002] Voles (Microtinae) are a family under the superfamily Hamsteridae. Compared with other mice, voles are sturdier, have shorter tails, and smaller eyes and ears than other mice. The coat color varies greatly, showing grayish yellow, sandy yellow, brown, brown gray and other colors. Voles can live in a variety of environments, most of which are ground-dwelling species. They dig underground passages or make nests in crevices under fallen logs, tree roots, and rocks. Some are diurnal, some are nocturnal, and some are diurnal. Most eat plant food, some species eat animal food. Hi gregarious. Do not hibernate. They reproduce 2 to 4 times a year, with 5 to 14 litters per litter and a lifespan of 2 years. There are more than 70 known species of voles. Most of the natural enemies of voles are predators, such a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In order to solve the large demand of the market for safe carnivorous voles, the present invention has invented a breeding method