Rabbit RearingGreenhouse

is an effective way to cool rabbit sheds and an efficient measure for convective heat dissipation in rabbits. When the weather is not too hot, planting vine plants in front of the rabbit shed and opening doors and windows can help cool the shed or alleviate the stress caused by high temperatures.

Windows in rabbit sheds are crucial for cooling, but many rabbit farms have windows positioned too high. This results in better ventilation at the top and poor airflow at the bottom, leading to uneven conditions. Therefore, large rabbit farms can adopt a longitudinal design, and those with the resources can combine wet curtains and cooling systems for better results.

For rabbit farming, semi-open rabbit sheds can be chosen, with face-to-face rabbit cages. Every 5-6 cages should have an A-frame roof structure, 2.5-2.8m high, covered with wheat straw or small black tiles. Alternatively, enclosed rabbit sheds can be selected, which require well-ventilated doors and windows, suitable for cold regions and also for raising young rabbits. Both types of sheds can use cages measuring 60cm wide * 50cm deep * 40cm high, housing 1-2 rabbits per cage. Each cage must be equipped with a water dispenser and a feeding trough.