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Characterisation of a kabylian population of rabbits in Algeria: birth to weaning growth performance

Zerrouki, N.; Kadi, S. A.; Lebas, F.; Bolet, G. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2007)

[EN] The aim of this study was to characterize the growth of rabbits of a local Algerian population (Kabylian) from birth to weaning at 28 days. A total of 216 litters from 82 females of the local population were regularly ...
Efecto de la cantidad de pienso consumido sobre el crecimiento de lechones de diferentes tamaños

Martínez Ruiz, Lluis (Universitat Politècnica de València, 2016-06-30)

[EN] The profitability of pig production is partly determined by the success of the transition from mother's milk to dry diets without a reduction in growth or disease incidence. The growth potential of piglets is high ...
Evolution of the peripheral blood lymphocyte populations in multiparous rabbit does with two reproductive management rhythms

Guerrero, Irene; Ferrian, Selena; Blas Ferrer, Enrique; Pascual Amorós, Juan José; Cano, Jose L.; Corpa, Juan M. (Elsevier, 2011-03-15)

The emergence of epizootic rabbit enteropathy is leading to changes in weaning protocols in commercial rabbitries. Traditional weaning protocols are being replaced with late weaning, beyond 35 days postpartum (dpp). The ...
Oocyst excretion pattern of three intestinal Eimeria species in female rabbits

Papeschi, Cristiano; Fichi, Gianluca; Perrucci, Stefania (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2013-07-01)

[EN] The dynamic change in faecal Eimeria oocyst excretion was evaluated in 10 naturally infected female rabbits, starting from their weaning at 33 d of age until about 1 mo after their second parturition. Faecal samples ...
Performance, digestive disorders and the intestinal microbiota in weaning rabbits are affected by a herbal feed additive

Krieg, R.; Vahjen, W.; Awad, W.; Sysel, M.; Kroeger, S.; Zocher, E.; Hulan, H.W.; Arndt, G.; Zentek, J. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2009)

[EN] A herbal feed additive (Digestarom(R), containing a mixture of onion, garlic, caraway, fennel, gentian, melissa, peppermint, anise, oak bark and clove) was fed to rabbit does and kits to study its impact on performance, ...