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15/09/2018

🐰 *CAUSES OF SUDDEN DEATH IN RABBITS*
- Rabbit are sometimes attacked by flies, actually when they excrete sometimes their bottom(anus) remains dirty which may be the cause of the attack
- Highly Contagious Diseases in rabbits caused by *calcivirus*, the commonest symptoms are loss of appetite, high fever & sudden death
-Sometimes deaths are as a result of wrong medication. Be careful about the dosage. *If you feel unsure, check out the Internet*.

*Let me talk on another main factor*
🐰 As far as digestive upsets are concerned, the commonest killer of rabbits under 12 weeks of age is *mucoid enteritis or associated digestive conditions like bloat, and gut stasis*
- There is no guarantee of success with the treatment of mucoid enteritis and related conditions, and often by the time the rabbit is seen to be affected, *it is too late to save it, although a small percentage survive with supportive veterinary care*.

➡A sudden change of diet or a diet low in fibre may be a contributing factor, but there are other possible factors too.
➡If the diet is changed it must be done gradually over a week or two, and it is often best not to feed fresh vegetables or grass to rabbits under 12 weeks *unless they have been fed on it previously as their digestive systems are very delicate at this age and it takes very little to initiate a chain of events leading to death within hours*
➡Although it is more common in young rabbits, mucoid enteritis can also occur in adult rabbits, *especially in late pregnancy or during lactation, thought to be caused by hypocalcaemia.*

➡Severe diarrhoea in rabbits can also be caused by bacterial infections and coccidiosis (a parasite), *poor hygiene and/or overcrowding being contributing factors*

🐰 ➡ *Prevention is the only line of defense when dealing with digestive problems in rabbits.*
Other causes of premature death in rabbits appear to be many and varied. *Some are unavoidable, but most can be attributed to owner ignorance*
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*However, here are some tips to try to avoid your rabbit from becoming a premature death statistic* ☺

➡ Buy from a reputable source that is knowledgeable about issues such as teeth and temperament.

➡Find out what the rabbit has previously been fed on so you can change the diet gradually. *Remember that rabbits only need a tiny amount of dried food,* typically one cup of small tin tomato rabbit per day,
➡Once you have found a food that suits your rabbit, stick to it. *_Do not feed treats or coloured vegetables, as they are high in sugar._*
➡Be very cautious about introducing fresh vegetables and grass, *especially to rabbits under 12 weeks of age.*

Lastly *treat your stock at least monthly with inorganic drugs to aid disease-free farm*

11/09/2018

TREATMENT OF COCCIDIOSIS IN RABBITS
amprolium is given in the drinking water for 7 days and then repeated after a 7-day interval.
[9/7, 4:25 AM] Agorian Guy Ab: *WHAT ARE COCCIDIOSIS?* This disease is caused by the transmission of the sporulated oocysts, this is usually due to ingestion of contaminated feed or water.
SYMPTOMS OF COCCIDIOSIS IN RABBITS
Symptoms may include: Depression Anorexia Anemia Signs of pain such as hunching
Pale mucous membranes
Blood or mucous in the f***s
Poor coat condition Dehydration
Weight loss or poor weight gain or growth In severe cases of intestinal coccidiosis intussusception, convulsions or paralysis or fatality may occur In severe cases of hepatic coccidiosis weakness, liver damage, and bile duct damage may occur, followed by coma

24/07/2018

*Rabbit Farming*
All about Rabbits and Rabbit Farming
Rabbit Farming is excited about raising rabbits and sharing our experience with other rabbit farming farmers.
We breed and sell high-quality Breeding rabbits and everything else which you need to raise rabbits. We also give instructions for new clients who wish to start their rabbit farm at Criador Nigeria With a systematic process and rules defined, every necessary step is taken to keep up a complete record on all our rabbits, their pedigrees, breeding, litters, etc.,
Along with training provided to our clients, we also support them when they are in need of help to find the problems and to overcome them in Rabbit Farming.
All our rabbits are of highest quality, and we take pride in offering excellent base stock in every rabbit traded.
Rabbit farming is not at all a high investment. It doesn’t need much money as different agriculture does. Instead, it takes a lot of knowledge about the animal husbandry and how best to raise animals. You should start with a successful rabbit farming business plan to gain high profit in short-term.
Raising rabbit for commercial is an excellent source of income and a smart way of self-employment. The demand for meat is increasing rapidly throughout the world, and now poultry, goat/sheep, beef, and pork meat are controlling the vast market. Commercial rabbit production can play a significant role to meet this demand. So the rabbit farming business will be an excellent opportunity.
There are many Rabbit Breeds available throughout the world. Some of them are much productive. Likewise, some breeds are very fit for farming in Nigeria as per our weather. Call 08033785274 AD farm based for more enquiry on Rabbit farming thanks 😊.

24/07/2018

*Rabbit Farming*
All about Rabbits and Rabbit Farming
Rabbit Farming is excited about raising rabbits and sharing our experience with other rabbit farming farmers.
We breed and sell high-quality Breeding rabbits and everything else which you need to raise rabbits. We also give instructions for new clients who wish to start their rabbit farm at Criador Nigeria With a systematic process and rules defined, every necessary step is taken to keep up a complete record on all our rabbits, their pedigrees, breeding, litters, etc.,
Along with training provided to our clients, we also support them when they are in need of help to find the problems and to overcome them in Rabbit Farming.
All our rabbits are of highest quality, and we take pride in offering excellent base stock in every rabbit traded.
Rabbit farming is not at all a high investment. It doesn’t need much money as different agriculture does. Instead, it takes a lot of knowledge about the animal husbandry and how best to raise animals. You should start with a successful rabbit farming business plan to gain high profit in short-term.
Raising rabbit for commercial is an excellent source of income and a smart way of self-employment. The demand for meat is increasing rapidly throughout the world, and now poultry, goat/sheep, beef, and pork meat are controlling the vast market. Commercial rabbit production can play a significant role to meet this demand. So the rabbit farming business will be an excellent opportunity.
There are many Rabbit Breeds available throughout the world. Some of them are much productive. Likewise, some breeds are very fit for farming in Nigeria as per our weather. Call 08033785274 for more enquiry on Rabbit farming thanks 😊.

15/01/2018

*Rabbit farming In Philippines |Rising Rabbits For Profit*

Raising rabbits are much cheaper, more efficient, and more productive than raising chickens.

Watch this video till the end. Hopefully you'll get idea about Rabbit farming👇🏻

Raising rabbits are much cheaper, more efficient, and more productive than raising chickens. Rabbit meat tastes good too, some people say that it taste much ...

09/01/2018

SAFE FOOD LIST FOR RABBITS

This is as comprehensive a list as I can come up with, I may have left a few things out and would be happy to hear from you, The names given are the common names, and I’ve given all the ones I know.
RABBIT SAFE FRUIT-
(Feed very, very sparingly… Super sugary! Up to 2 tbsp daily) :
Apple (NO core or anything containing seeds, unless all seeds removed)
Apricots (NO PITS)
Banana (fruit and peel)
Blackberry (stem, leaf and fruit)
Blueberries
Carambola
Cherry (NO PITS)
Cranberry
Currant (black and red)
Cucumber
Grapes (fruit, leaf and vine are edible)
Huckleberry
Kiwi Fruit
Mango
Nectarine
Orange (NO PEEL- segments only)
Melon (all melons)
Papaya (NO SEEDS)
Peach (NO PITS)
Pear
Pineapple
Plum (NO PITS)
Raspberries (twigs, and leaves – astringent)
Rose hip
Starfruit
Strawberries (and leaves)
Tomato (red fruit ONLY; no stems or leaves)
Tangerine (NO PEEL – segments only)
Watermelon

RABBIT SAFE VEGETABLES-
Alfalfa Sprouts
Artichoke Leaves
Arugula
Asparagus
Baby Sweet Corns (like in stirfry)***
Beet Greens
Beetroot
Bell Peppers (green, yellow, red, orange…)
Bok Choy/Pak Choy
Carrot Greens (tops)
Carrot (limited amount, due to high sugar content)
Celeriac
Celery (cut into small pieces to limit choking on strings)
Cucumber
Chard
Chicory Greens (aka Italian Dandelion… see discussion here )
Clover (WHITE only)
Collard Greens (be cautious, may cause bladder sludge (high calcium)
Dandelion Greens (no pesticides)
Eggplant (purple fruit only; leaves toxic)
Endive
Escarole
Grass (if cut from your own chemical/fertilizer/poison free back yard-I spread it out and dry it)
Kale
Lettuce (Dark Green/Red Leaf, Butter, Boston, Bibb, or Romaine – NO ICEBERG [no
nutritional value, may cause diarrhea])
Mustard Spinach
Nappa/Chinese Cabbage
Okra Leaves
Pak Choy/Bok Choy
Pumpkin
Radicchio
Radish tops (Limited amounts: can cause gas)
Raspberry Leaves
Rhubarb (RED STALKS ONLY – POISONOUS LEAF)
Squash: Yellow, Butternut, Pumpkin, Zucchini
Swiss Chard
Turnip Greens
Watercress
Wheat Grass
Zucchini

SAFE IN MODERATION:
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Kale
Mustard Greens
Spinach

SAFE FOODS:
Agrimony
Alfalfa
Apple
Avens
Balm
Banana
Barley
Basil
Beetroot
Blackberry
Borage
Broccoli
Buckwheat
Burnet
Camomile
Caraway
Carrot
Celery
Celeriac
Chervil
Chicory
Chickweed
Chinese leaf
Cleavers
Clover, WHITE
Coltsfoot
Comfrey-I feed fresh young leaves and also dry for winter tonic, but most breeders say they feed it slighty wilted
Coriander
Corn marigold
Corn spurrey
Cow parsnip
Crosswort
Cucumber
Dandelion
Dead-Nettles
Dill
Dock BEFORE FLOWERING
Endive
Fat hen
Fennel
Goosefoot
Goosegrass
Goutweed BEFORE FLOWERING
Ground elder BEFORE FLOWERING
Hawkbit
Hawkweed
Heather
Hedge parsley
Horseradish
Jerusalem artichoke
Knapweed
Knotgrass
Kohlrabi
Lavender
Lovage
Mallow
Marjoram
Mayweed
Maywort
Meadowsweet
Melon
Milk thistle
Mugwort
Nipplewort
Oats
Orache
Oxeye daisy
Parsley
Parsnip
Peas
Pear
Peppermint
Pigweed
Plantain
Pumpkin
Purslane
Radish GREENS
Raspberry
Sage
Savory
Sanfoin
Shepherd’s purse
Silverweed
Sow thistle
Soya
Strawberry
Swiss Chard
Tare
Tomatoes(fruit only leaves and stocks toxic!)
Trefoil
Vetch
Vine leaves
Watercress
Watermelon
Wheat
Yarrow

SAFE TREE AND SHRUB LEAVES-Should always feed only fresh young leaves:
Acacia
Apple
Beech
Birch
Blackberry
Cherry
Hazel
Horse Chestnut
Lime
Mountain Ash
Mulberry
Pear
Poplar (not black)
Raspberry
Strawberry

SAFE TWIGS-
Apple
Birch
Blackberry
Fir
Hazel
Hawthorn
Maple
Pear
Raspberry
Spruce
Willow

SAFE FLOWERS-
Aster
Daisy
Geranium
Geum
Helenium
Hollyhock
Honesty
Marguerite
Marigold
Michaelmas daisy
Nasturtium
Rose
Stock
Sunflower

SAFE HERBS-
Basil: Lemon, Globe, Thai, Mammoth, Sweet, Genevieve
Borage
Camomile
Caraway
Clover
Chervil
Comfrey
Coriander/Cilantro
Dill: Fernleaf, Mammoth
Fennel
Garden Cress
Groundsel
Lavender (Not for pregnant does; can cause fetal expulsion)
Lemon Balm
Lovage
Marjoram
Mint: Pineapple sage, pineapple mint, apple mint, orange mint, peppermint, lemon thyme, cinnamon basil, lime basil, lemon basil, sweet basil, licorice basil, “licorice mint” (anise hyssop), spearmint, peppermint, chocolate mint, and basil mint.
Oregano
Peppermint
Parsley: Curly and Flat-Leaf
Rosemary
Sage: Pineapple is quite good
Salad Burnet / Small Burnet
Summer Savory
Tarragon
Thyme

08/01/2018

All available for sale contacts for price or whatzap on 08033785274