Commercial Rabbit Cages

AGICO has its own scientific production model for rabbit cages, namely ensure that a batch of breeding rabbits mate, give birth to baby rabbits, nurse, and are re-bred at the same time, while the baby rabbits grow to become breeding rabbits in the same cage, repeating the cycle continuously, with reproduction occurring simultaneously every 42 days. This model is considered the most scientific method of producing rabbits.

Taking two sets of rabbit cages as an example (Group A for breeding rabbits, Group B for commercial rabbits). In Group A, there are 24 cages for rabbits. The lower tier is used for the nursing mother rabbits, these rabbits are pregnant. The upper tier is used for mother rabbits and replacement rabbits, they are not pregnant.When the nursing mother rabbits in Group A wean their baby rabbits, only the baby rabbits are retained, and all breeding rabbits are moved to Group B (pregnant rabbits identified after mating are placed in the lower tier, rabbits who are not pregnant are placed in the upper tier, those needing to be culled are removed, and newly introduced replacement mother rabbits are placed in the upper tier, following the initial setup of Group A). The baby rabbits left in the lower tier of Group A are ideally 8 baby rabbits per litter × 12 litters, with 3 baby rabbits in the upper tier and 5 baby rabbits in the lower tier, utilizing all cages in Group A. After approximately 30 days, the baby rabbits or called commercial rabbits grow up and are taken out of the rabbit cages, and the cages are cleaned and disinfected. The nursing mother rabbits from Group B are then transferred back to Group A, and the cages in Group B repeat the same breeding method as Group A.