[EN] The tria! was conducted on 75 male rabbits (50 days old) of a commercial cross bred type in order to study the effects of temperature on the metabolic profile of rabbits. The animals were housed in two different rooms at 12ºC (L T) and 30ºC (HT). Relative humidity was about 65 % and the natural photoperiod was characterized by 16L:8D. At the end of the expenment (106 days of age) a blood sample was taken from each rabbit after 2 hours' fasting. The L T animals showed higher (P<0.01) daily weight gain (36.7 vs 25.7 g), feed intake +173 vs 11 O g) and feed convers1on ratio ( 4. 73 vs 4.37 g/g). L rabbits hacfhigher plasma levels of haematocrit (0.40 vs 0.381/1, P<0.05), glucose (7.7 vs 6.8 mmol/I, P<0.01), total proteins (65.1...
To better understand the mechanisms that allow some animals to sustain their productive effort in ha...
The bulletin reports on Department of Dairy Husbandry Research Project 125, Climatic Factors--P. [3]...
AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic g...
[EN] The tria! was conducted on 75 male rabbits (50 days old) of a commercial cross bred type in or...
[EN] Eighteen male New Zealand White rabbits, randomly assigned to three groups, were placed in a c...
[EN] Eighteen male New Zealand White rabbits, randomly assigned to three groups, were placed in a c...
High environmental temperature induces physiological stress in rabbits leading to production losses,...
Rabbits are particularly sensitive to heat stress which can affect productive performance, with rabb...
[EN] Sixteen male New Zealand White rabbits (NZW) accustomed to an environmental temperature of 18....
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic group (Bo...
AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic g...
[EN] 686 rabblts, weaned at 35 days of age, were fed ad libitum up to 84 days of age on three diets...
[EN] Forty-two medium sized crossbred rabbits, born and kept ata constant temperature (30ºC), were ...
[EN] Forty-two medium sized crossbred rabbits, born and kept ata constant temperature (30ºC), were ...
In recent years, the domestic rabbits have been recommended as a good alternative source of dietary...
To better understand the mechanisms that allow some animals to sustain their productive effort in ha...
The bulletin reports on Department of Dairy Husbandry Research Project 125, Climatic Factors--P. [3]...
AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic g...
[EN] The tria! was conducted on 75 male rabbits (50 days old) of a commercial cross bred type in or...
[EN] Eighteen male New Zealand White rabbits, randomly assigned to three groups, were placed in a c...
[EN] Eighteen male New Zealand White rabbits, randomly assigned to three groups, were placed in a c...
High environmental temperature induces physiological stress in rabbits leading to production losses,...
Rabbits are particularly sensitive to heat stress which can affect productive performance, with rabb...
[EN] Sixteen male New Zealand White rabbits (NZW) accustomed to an environmental temperature of 18....
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic group (Bo...
AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic g...
[EN] 686 rabblts, weaned at 35 days of age, were fed ad libitum up to 84 days of age on three diets...
[EN] Forty-two medium sized crossbred rabbits, born and kept ata constant temperature (30ºC), were ...
[EN] Forty-two medium sized crossbred rabbits, born and kept ata constant temperature (30ºC), were ...
In recent years, the domestic rabbits have been recommended as a good alternative source of dietary...
To better understand the mechanisms that allow some animals to sustain their productive effort in ha...
The bulletin reports on Department of Dairy Husbandry Research Project 125, Climatic Factors--P. [3]...
AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the interaction between genetic g...