GBov
Well-known member
My rabbits have thrown me a curve I dont know what to do with so thought I would get some input here.
I have consistently lost a kit or two from each litter (after I switched to rex two years ago) when they are born and now this spring am loosing one or two from each litter around 6 to 16 weeks of age.
For awhile now I have been wondering about the size of their lungs, when necropsied (sp?)or when butchering for meat, they just look under sized.
So this week I butchered one of our last remaining Florida Whites and found his lungs, compared to my Rex lungs, were enormous! :shock: They filled his entire rib cage.
This then is my dilemma, due to ill health of my father and many hours on the road to see him and a trip away booked this summer to visit friends over seas I had started the move to sell all my stock BUT if they have a serious defect should I sell or cull them all?
Not asking for judgments, just what you think you would do in this situation. Its got me seasawing enough to make me sea sick. :lol:
I have consistently lost a kit or two from each litter (after I switched to rex two years ago) when they are born and now this spring am loosing one or two from each litter around 6 to 16 weeks of age.
For awhile now I have been wondering about the size of their lungs, when necropsied (sp?)or when butchering for meat, they just look under sized.
So this week I butchered one of our last remaining Florida Whites and found his lungs, compared to my Rex lungs, were enormous! :shock: They filled his entire rib cage.
This then is my dilemma, due to ill health of my father and many hours on the road to see him and a trip away booked this summer to visit friends over seas I had started the move to sell all my stock BUT if they have a serious defect should I sell or cull them all?
Not asking for judgments, just what you think you would do in this situation. Its got me seasawing enough to make me sea sick. :lol: