Autumn rabbits have their hair exchanged to guard against fur ball disease

After the fall, rabbits began to change their hair. If the fodder is not properly formulated, it lacks vitamins, minerals, and amino acids (especially sulphur-containing amino acids). In addition, the rabbit hair that flies off during moulting can easily contaminate the fodder and drinking water. If it is not cleaned in time, It will inevitably cause hairy balls and induce hairball disease. Therefore, hairball disease is a common and frequently occurring disease in the fall. Strive for early prevention, early detection and early treatment.

Rabbit suffering from performance, loss of appetite, hi drinking water, often lying, accompanied by bloating, constipation syndrome. The dung ball is spliced ​​with hair, and the pyloric hairy crusts are touched on the stomach. Constipation occurs when the guinea pig is severe, and rabbit hair blocks the intestine and causes death. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the feeding and management during the moulting period, and reasonably mix the forage with vitamins and sulfur-containing amino acids. At the same time cages to take the flame disinfection, timely burning and clean lint, and for drinking enough water, practice has proved that: artificial combing with fur comb can promote premature hair exchange, in short, should keep the cage clean and comfortable.

Rabbits were found to isolate in time and take the following prescriptions.

1. Multi-enzyme tablets 2-4 tablets, honey, water and mix thoroughly gavage, 2 times a day, once every 2 to 3 days, to promote hairball enzyme discharge.

2. Oral atropine 1 tablet (0.1 g), so that the stomach pyloric relaxation, 10-15 minutes to re-fed 15 ml of vegetable oil (after boiled defrosting cool place to use, disable the oil, otherwise, toxic effect), so that hair The ball lubricates and swims down, then feeds digestible grass.

3. Fill liquid paraffin first, 15 to 20 ml each time, and then warm water to 40 to 60 ml each time, and let the rabbits exercise so that the hair bulbs can swim in the gastrointestinal tract and discharge them.

4. Carrot 100 grams, smashed and squeezed juice, add honey for gavage, 2 times a day, 2 to 3 tablespoons each time.

5. Sesame, 20 grams each of rice, 5 grams of almonds, smashed into a paste after soaking in water, cooked and eaten once the food is ready.

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Bale net is made by the machine with the cross stitch. About raw material, bale net is made of high density polyethylene which is environmental friendly, can meet resistance requirement of the ultraviolet intensity both in Northern and Southern Hemispheres, and is suitable for all crops under all conditions.

Bale net is usually made by rolls for its convenient to put into the Bale Machine. The machine can pack the hay with bale net only, and also can pack the hay first with bale net, then pack with plastic Silage Wrap outside.

The tension of each thread of the bale net is not less than 60N (6.12KG or 13.5pounds). In each roll, the last 450 feet have 4 inches width cordon, which can remind worker to prepare the new roll in advance.

 

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Width of bale net: 1.23m, 1.25m, 1.28m, 1.3m, 1.5m, other size can be customized.

Length of bale net: 2000m, 3000m, 3600m, other size can be customized.

Inner Core: paper core.

G/M2: 8G/M2, 9G/M2, 9.5G/M2, 10G/M2, etc.

Inner Core Size: 3``/76mm.

Color of Bale Net: White, Green edge, Blue edge, Red edge, other colors can be customized.

Package: Bale net rolls are usually packed on pallets. The pallet size can be 1.2*1.0m, 1.1*1.1m, or other size. Bale net is stacked one by one on the pallet, and then fastened by packing belt to make them stable.

 

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