Rabbit farm construction includes: 1. Site selection; 2. Building materials; 3. Wall requirements; 4. Rabbit house windows; 5. Related systems; 6. Construction methods. An ideal rabbit house is the fundamental condition for successful rabbit farming, and during the construction process, it is essential to grasp the key points, which mainly include the following specific matters.

1. Site Selection

Choose a location that is high, dry, flat, sheltered from the wind, sunny, with a low water table, good drainage, and spacious. Rabbits are timid animals and should not be frightened by noise, so the rabbit farm should be at a certain distance from highways, railways, and villages. Additionally, it should be far from slaughterhouses, livestock markets, ports, or stations. Building Materials

Rabbits have a tendency to chew, so it is necessary to choose hard and sturdy building materials. At the same time, the materials should be moisture-proof and waterproof. Measures should be taken during construction to prevent rabbits from burrowing. Depending on your actual situation, select higher-quality materials.

3. Wall Requirements

The floor of the rabbit house should be flat, solid, and moisture-proof. The indoor floor should be 20-25 cm higher than the outdoor ground, and there should be slopes on both sides of the indoor walkway. The indoor walls, the inner walls of the cement prefabricated rabbit cages, and the manure surface of the manure boards should be smooth and easy to clean, facilitating the removal of dirt.

4. Rabbit House Windows

The lighting area of the rabbit house windows should be 15% of the floor area, and the sunlight incidence angle should not be less than 25-30°. The doors of the rabbit house should be insulated, sturdy, and protect against predators. The size of the doors should allow easy access for feed and manure removal vehicles. Related Systems