Young rex rabbit disease resistant formula feed

Abstract

The present invention discloses a young rex rabbit disease resistant formula feed which is characterized by being prepared from the following components in parts by weight: superfine rice bran 30 parts, eel bones 5 parts, donkey blood 5 parts, carrot powder 2 parts, clove oil 0.2 part, lysine 0.5 part, buckwheat germs 4 parts, zinc proteinate 0.5 part, curcumin 0.2 part, purple sweet potato flour 5 parts, zeins 2 parts, sweet peptide 0.2 part, wax gourd powder 2 parts, milk powder 10 parts, Chinese yam powder 2 parts, polished round-grained rice flour 2 parts, calcium powder 5 parts, and seasoning salt 1 part. The above components are crushed and mixed evenly, and sent into a granulator to be granulated. By changing the traditional rex rabbit feed formula, the young rex rabbit disease resistant formula feed is specially prepared aiming at young rex rabbits and increases a variety of organic ingredients, and thus the consumption of the feed can improve the disease resistance and enhance the immunity of young rex rabbits.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of feed formula, in particular to a disease-resistant formula feed for young rex rabbits. Background technique [0002] Rabbit breeding is a part of modern animal husbandry. Due to the special economic value of rabbit products (meat, fur, fur), it has attracted the attention of all countries in the world in recent years and has developed rapidly. Rabbit raising is also a good way to get rich in rural areas. However, at present, the traditional breeding mode is generally followed for the breeding of carcasses. Rabbits are mainly free-range, and the level of scientific breeding is not high. There is a lack of knowledge about breeding management and disease prevention, which leads to a significant increase in the incidence and recurrence of some diseases. For example, due to Improper management or excessive increase in concentrated feed causes rabbits to have indigestion in the stomach and intestines, causing s...

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Problems solved by technology

However, at present, the traditional breeding mode is generally followed for the breeding of carcasses. Rabbits are mainly free-range, and the level of scientific breeding is not high. There is a lack of knowledge about breeding management and disease prevention, which leads to a significant increase in the incidence and recurrence of some diseases. For example, due to Improper management or excessive increase in concentrated feed causes rabbits to have indigestion in the stomach and intestines, causing slow growth of rabbits and causing great economic losses

Therefore, in the breeding process of rabbits, it is gradually converted to a standardized breeding method, and the problems of high labor intensity and cumbersome daily management in standardized rex rabbit breeding have not been better resolved.