Mrat Breeding Rabbits

Mrat Breeding Rabbits Highlights

• Breeding Stock Potential: A group of 50 rabbits offers significant potential for establishing or expanding a breeding program. Consider the genetic diversity and health of the individuals for optimal offspring production.
• Rabbitry Management: Successful rabbit breeding requires proper housing, nutrition, and sanitation. Ensure adequate space per rabbit, access to clean water and appropriate feed, and regular cleaning of enclosures to prevent disease.
• Gestation and Litter Size: Female rabbits typically have a gestation period of about 31 days and can give birth to litters ranging from 1 to 14 kits. Litter size can be influenced by breed, age, and health of the doe.
• Weaning and Growth Rates: Rabbit kits are usually weaned between 4 to 8 weeks of age. Growth rates vary by breed, but many reach market weight or maturity within 4 to 6 months.
• Common Rabbit Breeds: Popular breeds for meat and fur production include New Zealand White, Californian, and Flemish Giant. Each breed has different growth rates, mature sizes, and reproductive characteristics.
• Disease Prevention: Maintaining a healthy rabbitry involves regular observation for signs of illness, prompt treatment, and biosecurity measures. Vaccinations and parasite control are important aspects of herd health management.

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	This item Mrat Breeding Rabbits KSh 450	One Month Old Sasso and Kienyeji Chicks KSh 350	Pure Kienyeji Chicks (1-2 Months Old) KSh 350
Type	Rabbits	Chickens	Chickens
Quantity	50	50	56
Price	KSh 450	KSh 350	KSh 350