EFFECT OF INTERACTION BETWEEN SEASON AND ARAK (Salvadora persica) SUPLEMENTATION ON RABBITS: 1- PRODUCTIVE AND SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE OF GROWING RABBITS.
Abstract:Ninety-six weaned New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits, aged 30 day and weighing average 586±13.23 g were used in this study during winter and summer seasons. In each season, two groups were used; the first group was fed ad libitum a commercial pelleted diet and was kept untreated to serve as a control, while the other group was fed the same diet, but supplemented with 0.2% dried Arak powder. Daily weight gain, feed intake and some thermo-respiratory responses were recorded from weaning up to 12 week of age. At thi… Show more
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