Sachuk R. Veterinary prevention in breeding farm for growing rabbits

Object of research: physiological, biochemical and immunological processes in the body and performance of rabbits by different systems maintenance. Subject of studies: incidence rabbits, water, food, microclimate parameters, changes in morphological, biochemical and immunological parameters of blood morphological changes of internal organs and skin. Methods: sanitary statistics, hygiene, zootechnical, haematological, biochemical, immunological, histopathological, mathematical and biometrics. Objective: To investigate the impact of technology, system maintenance on survival and productivity of rabbit breeding farms, develop and write on the adopted technological processes of modern veterinary measures and means of prevention. The novelty of the research: a plan of general veterinary prevent retroactive Veterinary and design technology for breeding farms for growing rabbits, based on the principles of hygiene, animal welfare and veterinary sanitation and allows you to improve the performance and safety of rabbits. A series of new standardized hygiene and welfare-reasonable indicators of growing and breeding rabbits depending on system maintenance in different times of the year to allow for correction of certain stages of production technology, ensuring compliance with it optimal requirements. For the first time the feasibility of succinct acid as an immunomodulator to correct vaccination of rabbits against myxomatosis. The criteria of assessment of the major biotic factors on the performance of rabbits using them for calculations in a mathematical model for calculating the coefficient of performance degradation allowed. Proposed for practical implementation guidelines for developing a business plan rabbiting farm based on the plan of general veterinary prevention criteria of animal welfare and veterinary sanitation. Apply for invention "Method of improving the efficiency of specific immunization and correction of the immune status of rabbits against myxomatosis vaccination." Sector (industry) use of: veterinary medicine.