The cost of sika deer breeding is high and the technical requirements are excellent, but the market demand is large and the supply exceeds demand.
1. Cub management: After the sika deer gives birth to the cubs, both the doe and the young are very weak. Artificial air-drying can help young deer get up as quickly as possible**. Note that the doe has less milk and more fat, and the frequency of young deer will increase. When feeding young deer, personnel should not have a strong taste, so as not to affect the growth of young deer.
2. Assisted feeding: Doe may have problems such as illness and death, resulting in insufficient breast milk for young deer. At this time, it is necessary to artificially feed goat's milk or milk powder. The amount of feed is determined according to the doe's breast milk and the feeding capacity of the young. After a month, you can start to feed some forage appropriately, and gradually increase it to allow the young deer to get used to it.
3. Domestication of young deer: It is necessary to train the young deer in about a month, and put a mixture of grass and feed in the trough to let the young deer gradually adapt and form a fixed eating habit. Domestication training can help young deer gradually become independent and free from dependence on doe, promoting growth and improving quality.
4. Separate feeding: When the young deer grow to a certain size, the young deer and the doe need to be raised separately. However, it should be done gradually, first by about an hour, and then gradually increase the separation time according to the growth and eating conditions. Avoid problems such as doe losing weight and poor appetite of young deer.
Sika deer breeding needs to be careful, patient and scientific management methods, pay attention to the management of sika deer breeding, pay attention to the dynamics of the sika deer industry, and jointly explore a new model of sika deer breeding!