Rabbit equipment is divided by reproductive role: doe cages with nest-box access, buck cages with a separate service space, and growing cages for group size and floor support.
Rabbit equipment is divided by reproductive role: doe cages with nest-box access, buck cages with a separate service space, and growing cages for group size and floor support.
Nest-box opening, edge protection, observation access and manure path are planned around kindling and nursing.
Individual partitions and growing-cage load are selected according to mating workflow and group size.
Removable fittings and a defined manure route make cleaning and isolation easier between groups.
Each catalogue image explains a visible structure or process; pictured configurations are not a fixed supply list.
The cover shows rabbit rows with a front service lane. Doe, buck and grower positions have different needs; one visible bay does not establish a universal cage dimension.
Configure for your site：Define breeding roles, bay counts and cleaning method.
The center source image shows the cage-front feed and water parts. The source text mentions a nest-box interface, but the box construction is not clear in the image and requires project review.
Configure for your site：Confirm nest-box count, entry and inspection aisle.
The source shows cage-front feed and water details with a lower cleaning zone. Water, trough and waste route should be planned as a maintainable system.
Configure for your site：Confirm drinkers, troughs, urine/manure route and washdown.Functional connection map · not a construction drawing
Serve doe, buck and grower zones.
Configure nest boxes and grower bays by role.
Plan waste destination with service aisles.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Catalogue reference figures. Confirm the selected configuration and applicable local requirements before order.
Review the related equipment above and share your automation goals. The written technical scope defines the final combination.
Doe, buck and grower counts；Nest boxes, doors, feed and water；Waste separation, hygiene and aisle access
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.