I may not be able to give much details about the ingredients in making the feeds , But in summary Grower are mainly for young rabbits ( between 8 to 16 weeks ) Between this period most of them will attain the weight of 2.5kg ( if the breed are large breed , like the chinchilla, hyla , new Zealand and the rest) At 2.5kg weight the are ready for the meat market And if you choose to keep some for reproduction in your farm , you av to start giving them breeders feed so their won't be much fat in their body , and most for the female so they will be able to have more kits and produce more breast milk after birth The ingredients in producing feeds depends on the manufacturer, so you need to contact your rabbit feed producer to know more about their feed
So, what are the constituents of each type of the Feed that make them different sir?
I may not be able to give much details about the ingredients in making the feeds , But in summary
Grower are mainly for young rabbits ( between 8 to 16 weeks ) Between this period most of them will attain the weight of 2.5kg ( if the breed are large breed , like the chinchilla, hyla , new Zealand and the rest)
At 2.5kg weight the are ready for the meat market
And if you choose to keep some for reproduction in your farm , you av to start giving them breeders feed so their won't be much fat in their body , and most for the female so they will be able to have more kits and produce more breast milk after birth
The ingredients in producing feeds depends on the manufacturer, so you need to contact your rabbit feed producer to know more about their feed