 | Better Farming Series 37 - Raising Rabbits 2: Feeding Rabbits; Raising Baby Rabbits; Further Improvement (FAO, 1988, 49 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Preface |
|  | Feeding your rabbits |
| | (introduction...) |
| | What can you feed your rabbits? |
| | When to feed your rabbits and how much to feed them |
| | Some other things that you should know about feeding your rabbits |
| | Raising your own baby rabbits |
| | Mating |
| | Helping rabbits to mate |
| | The baby rabbits |
| | When the baby rabbits are born |
| | Raising young rabbits |
| | How to tell the difference between female and male rabbits |
| | When should you mate female rabbits again? |
| | When to replace your full- grown female rabbits |
| | When to replace your full- grown male rabbit |
| | Taking care of your rabbits |
| | The pens |
| | Food and water |
| | The rabbits |
| | Eating or selling your rabbits |
| | Further improvement |
| | Raising more rabbits |
| | Building better pens |
| | Taking better care of your rabbits |
Food and water
243. It is very important to feed your rabbits twice a day and to keep their feeders and water containers clean. Your rabbits may get sick if their food or water is dirty.
244. When you give your rabbits new food, uneaten food from the last feeding may be left if the food is clean and the feeders and containers are clean.
245. But if the old food or the feeders are dirty, take away the
old food and clean the feeders before you put in new food.
246. In addition,
if the water or the water containers become dirty, empty out the water, clean
the containers and put in new water.
Clean containers and put in new
water
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