(1) Turquoise feed is rabbit's favorite feed, which is rich in protein, vitamins and minerals. Such as various grasses, weeds, wild vegetables, leaves, mowed crops and vegetable leaves.
(2) Juicy feed refers to the tubers, tubers and melons of crops. This kind of feed has high water content, less crude fiber, crisp and juicy, and is usually fed in winter when it is short of green. Mainly carrots, pumpkins, potatoes, sweet potatoes, feed beets, etc.
(3) Roughage includes straw, chaff and dried vegetables of crops. This kind of feed contains more crude fiber, accounting for more than 30%, and less digestible nutrients, but it can fill the gastrointestinal tract and enhance gastrointestinal peristalsis, and is the main feed source for rabbits in winter. There are mainly green hay, various crop straws, dried leaves, peanut seedlings, sweet potato seedlings and so on.
(4) Concentrated feed This is a feed with small volume and high nutritional value, including seeds of various crops and by-products after processing. It is also divided into energy feed (such as corn and bran) and protein feed (such as soybean, pea, bean cake and peanut cake), which is characterized by less crude fiber and more digestible nutrients.
(5) Animal feed, which mainly comes from animals and their processing by-products, has high nutritional value, high protein content and complete amino acids, and has a good effect on the growth and reproduction of rabbits and the growth of rabbit hair, mainly including fish meal, flesh and blood meal, silkworm chrysalis meal, blood meal, milk, goat milk and so on.
(6) Mineral feed refers to a kind of inorganic feed rich in elements such as calcium, phosphorus, sodium and chlorine, such as salt, stone powder, shell powder, bone powder, eggshell powder and mineral additives. Specifically, it is divided into macro mineral additives (such as calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, sulfur, chlorine, magnesium and iron) and trace mineral additives (cobalt, copper, zinc, iodine, selenium, manganese and molybdenum). ).