RABBIT INVESTMENT

RABBIT INVESTMENT The health of rabbit is closely linked to its diet,its a professional service.

Rabbit are in different breed.To be part of us kindly comment,like and share this page. As strict herbivores and natural grazes.Service to restore to health .Founded in 2010 visit www.bunspace.com or call 08144170108 for more details.

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26/04/2026

All Glory to God almighty mighty
This far by God's grace

Master of Technology in Architecture

31/10/2024

MEDICATIONS FOR DOE THAT JUST KINDLED
1) First day after birth, give the mother antibiotics (oral or injectable).

2) The second day give her multivitamin ( for 3 days)
3) On the 5th day after birth, give her anticoccidiosis for good five days.

4) on the 11th day after birth, give her multivitamin for 3 days.

5) On the 15th day after birth, give her deworming ( oral or injectable)

6) The moment the kittens are 3 weeks themselves, give them anticoccidiosis orally for 3 day

7) When the kits are 4 weeks old, deworm them using oral deworming drugs and give them multivitamin on the 4th day of administration of oral deworming drugs.

Note
1) Kindly ask for the dosage and direction on how to use any drugs from the veterinary medicine store before usage.
2) Always check for expiration date on drugs before usage.
These are the drugs I use that is effective, although you see a better one from veterinary medicine store.

1) Anticoccidiosis ( Amproxine drugs - oral drugs)

2) Antibiotics( injectable drugs- Tetranor 20% L.A) or Neocyril (oral drugs)

3) Deworming drugs ( Ivernor or ivermectin injectable drugs 2%) or (Worm mix oral drugs)

4) Any Good multivitamin either injectable, oral or syrup.

Kindly note that oral drugs are drugs that are in powdery form you add to animal's drinking water at a recommended dosage. ENTERPRISES*

30/09/2024

MEDICATIONS FOR DOE THAT JUST KINDLED
1) First day after birth, give the mother antibiotics (oral or injectable).

2) The second day give her multivitamin ( for 3 days)
3) On the 5th day after birth, give her anticoccidiosis for good five days.

4) on the 11th day after birth, give her multivitamin for 3 days.

5) On the 15th day after birth, give her deworming ( oral or injectable)

6) The moment the kittens are 3 weeks themselves, give them anticoccidiosis orally for 3 day

7) When the kits are 4 weeks old, deworm them using oral deworming drugs and give them multivitamin on the 4th day of administration of oral deworming drugs.

Note
1) Kindly ask for the dosage and direction on how to use any drugs from the veterinary medicine store before usage.
2) Always check for expiration date on drugs before usage.
These are the drugs I use that is effective, although you see a better one from veterinary medicine store.

1) Anticoccidiosis ( Amproxine drugs - oral drugs)

2) Antibiotics( injectable drugs- Tetranor 20% L.A) or Neocyril (oral drugs)

3) Deworming drugs ( Ivernor or ivermectin injectable drugs 2%) or (Worm mix oral drugs)

4) Any Good multivitamin either injectable, oral or syrup.

Kindly note that oral drugs are drugs that are in powdery form you add to animal's drinking water at a recommended dosage.
Thanks..

26/09/2024

Fifteen (15) Nutritious Leaves and Grasses you can feed your Rabbits 🐇 🐰 for maximum productivity!

1. Sunflower: Sunflower leaves are rich in nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron.

They promote healthy bone development, support good vision, aid in digestion, and provide an energy boost to rabbits.

2. Siam w**d: Siam w**d leaves are known for their high antioxidant content, which helps in boosting the immune system and protecting rabbits from

cellular damage. They also possess anti-inflammatory properties and may aid in reducing inflammation in rabbits.

3. Elephant grass: Elephant grass is a nutritious forage option for rabbits. It is rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals that aid in digestion, promote healthy teeth,

and support overall gut health.

4. Potato leaves: Potato leaves are an excellent source of vitamins B6 and C, as well as fiber. They contribute to the healthy growth and development of rabbits, support the immune system, and help in maintaining a healthy coat.

5. Water leaf: Water leaf is rich in essential nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals like calcium, potassium, and iron. It helps in maintaining good eye health, boosts the immune system, aids in digestion, and promotes healthy skin and hair.

6. Bamboo leaves: Bamboo leaves are a good source of fiber, antioxidants, and essential minerals like potassium and magnesium. They help in regulating blood sugar levels, improving digestion, promoting cardiovascular health, and strengthening the immune system.

7. Tridax: Tridax leaves contain antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that support the overall health of rabbits. They help in improving digestion, boosting the immune system, and maintaining healthy skin and coat.

8. Milk leaf: Milk leaf is packed with essential nutrients like vitamins A, B1, B2, and C, as well as calcium and iron. It supports strong bone development, aids in digestion, promotes healthy skin, and

23/08/2022

MATERIALS NEED FOR RABBIT FEED
FORMULATION

CARBOHYDRATE [energy sources (COH)]
1. Maize
2. Cassava
3. Rice
4. Yam

PROTEIN (including amino acids)
1. Soya bean cake (SBC)
2. Groundnut cake (GNC)
3. Fish Meal

CALCIUM
Bone meal
Oyster shell
Periwinkle shell meal
Limestone
Snail shell

FIBERS
1. Wheat offal
2. Palm kernel cake (PKC)
3. Rice bran/hull
5. Cocoa offal
6. Soya hull
7. Brewery waste (dry)
8. maize offal( corn bran)

MINERALS(supplements/premixes)
Salt
Lysine
Methionine

FAT AND OIL (also essential fatty acids)
1. Animal fat
2. Vegetable oil

VITAMIN
· Vitamin supplements/
premixes

*Rabbits for sale*💥💥💥💥💥💥💥It remains 7 weaners on ground*S*x* - 4does, 3buck*Weight* - 1.2-1.5kg*Age* - 7weeks*Price* - ...
24/11/2021

*Rabbits for sale*
💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
It remains 7 weaners on ground
*S*x* - 4does, 3buck
*Weight* - 1.2-1.5kg
*Age* - 7weeks
*Price* - #3500
*Location* - ikirun,osun state.
Serious buyer only please!!!
Contact - 08149266750

09/10/2021

Rabbits are versatile

Rabbits are pretty versatile. Here are 8 things you can do with your rabbits.

1. You can sell them as pets.

2. You can sell them to people who show rabbits.

3. You can raise them for meat to consume with your family.

4. You can sell them for meat (either already processed or live) depending on customer preference.

5. You can sell the well tanned pelts to shoe makers or use it your self for different fashion items.

6. You can sell them to raw feeders. There are lots of people who feed their pets raw meat but don’t want to, or can’t, raise it all themselves.

7. You can sell the heads and legs. people can use it to feed their dogs.

8. You can use or sell the rabbit dropping and urine for gardening. It’s great fertilizer.
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SIGNS THAT YOUR RABBIT IS PREGNANTMany rabbit farmers and lovers pose a question; what signs should I look out for to kn...
09/10/2021

SIGNS THAT YOUR RABBIT IS PREGNANT

Many rabbit farmers and lovers pose a question; what signs should I look out for to know if my rabbit pregnant? Being able to recognize a pregnant doe early will help you to make adequate preparation for proper delivery and care of the coming kits, lack of adequate preparation could cause a lot of damage on the doe and the kits. Here are few sign and symptoms of a pregnant rabbit

1. The first sign of pregnancy in rabbits is mood change, your rabbit may become irritable or aggressive

2. Weight gain: Rabbits tend to gain more weight once they take in; it is
more obvious to the eye from day 14 when the foetus in the womb starts to
take form and shape.

3. Palpation: This can be done between day 11 and 14, you can put your fingers on the pregnant rabbit's belly (known as palpating) to the foetuses as small lumps. Avoid moving or carrying the rabbit mother-to-be after 14 days because it could cause an accidental abortion.

4. Strange Sound: Whenever a buck(male) approach her she tends to make strange sounds, attempt to mate or even fight the male in order to keep him at bay.

5. Rabbits tend to eat less or even more as the case may be

6. Swollen abdomen: You may notice the rabbit prefers to lie on its side because of this.

7. Less movement, rabbits tend to limit their movement during pregnancy

8. Fur pulling and nesting: It usually begins around day 28, or three days before giving birth. When you notice your rabbit pulling fur or making a nest, this is a clear sign that she will give birth within a couple of days.The rabbit might pull her own fur with her teeth to make a soft and comfortable bed infused with her scent for the expected kits

9. Labour(kindling) and birth: Rabbits usually give birth at night or in the early hours of the morning hours, although they can also do so at some other time. The key is for them to feel safe and know that they will not be interrupted or disturbed.

09/04/2021

*LESSONS FROM THE NEW ERA IN NIGERIA RABBITRY.*
1) RHD saga really have brought some huge loss into the industry
2 ) There is a huge shortage in numbers of quality stocks available in the industry
3) It is an understatement to say that people are discouraged and have been backing off the industry. In the past few weeks we have emptied so many farms of people who are discouraged and they are even selling their cages
4 ) Manipulation of feed formulas and lower quality of feeds also wreaking a massive havoc in the industry
5 ) Incessant increase in prices of feeds as a result of continuous increase the price of feed ingredients.
6) Lower demand of breeding stocks or foundation stocks, which has led to rejection of some rabbits from some farmers and unnecessary relegation of some stocks into the meat market.
7) Unnecessary increase in the prices of breeding or foundation stocks. At some point we were at #2500 and this turned to #10,000 and the truth remains that all rabbit breeders in Nigeria benefited from this! 😃
*How To Restore Sanity Into The Industry*.
1) All feed producer must return to giving the best in terms of feed formulation and feed quality.
2) If it will mean an increase in feed prices,let it happen,but do make sure people get value for what they pay for,rather than reducing the quality of some feeds that is bringing huge loss to struggling farmers and also making Rabbits look marasmus!
3) I think it is high time we stopped the killing prices of foundation stocks and face achievable reality,and this will encourage some already disappointed farmers to gradually return to business. AFAD is suggesting Hylas, chinchillas,nzw and Angoras at maximum price of 5k for each weaned doe and 2k for a buck.
4) People should now learn to create market and not totally be dependent on offtakers.
5 ) The end use of every rabbit is meat. Meat market should be encouraged the more and meat prices should be increased in reality to the forces of demand.

03/02/2021

*Maximising profit from rabbit meat production I*

There is a common saying "all rabbit will end as meat". So, whether you have a rabbit of 30,000 or 3,000, have it at the back of your mind that at one point or the other, it will end as meat.

Thus, it because necessary that one make proper plans to maximize profit in as a rabbit farmer whether dealing with exotic breeds or not.

I must say, there are no fixed rules casted in stones on how to maximize profit. What is key is making a smart decision at every point one is required to.

*Here are some tips to maximizing profit from rabbit meat production in no particular order.*

🐰 Make procurement from reliable source in terms of quality and price*

🐰 Invest in rabbit meat with very high feed to meat conversion rate

🐰 Slaughter bucks first.

🐰 Don't hesitate to slaughter unproductive does. While it is good to be hopeful, remember every failed trial is extra lost

🐰 Do not hesitate to slaughter disabled rabbits before they further deteriorate

🐰 With patience actively search for customers, who understand the value of rabbit meat and are ready to pay reasonably. Thus, do not succumb to the demand pressure.

🐰 Cutting cost incurred on feed through the use of suitable alternative cheaper feed. While it is very good to use ready made feed, it may not be the best option for affordable meat production. Remember, the cost incurred on feed accounts for over 75% of the running cost in any rabbit farm.

🐰 Prevention is better than cure. A lot of cost are spent on preventable diseases. Ordinarily, use of drugs (Orthodox) should be discouraged in rabbit bred for meat especially close to the time of slaughtering. Aside the money lost on drugs, diseases and pest may cause growth retardation or even death in some cases.

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