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The bamboo raccoon, also known as the bamboo root and bamboo rat, is one of the important wild animals in the Jiangnan mountain area. It is famous for its high nutritional value and medicinal value. The wild domestication of wild bamboo bees has been successful, and more and more people have begun to raise bamboo beasts. It is the key to the successful breeding of bamboo raccoon. Aripidus need to be fed with different diets according to different growth stages. Generally, it is divided into four stages: 1. The colostrum period is 1 to 2 days postpartum. Colostrum contains specific antibodies that are difficult to formulate. The survival rate of artificial bamboo beavers that have not eaten colostrum is very low. Second, the regular milking period 3 to 24 days after delivery can be artificial breast feeding, using a special breastfeeding device to draw artificial milk. This period susceptible to indigestion or nutritional diarrhea, pay attention to the temperature of artificial milk, pay attention to the disinfection of utensils. Insulation within the litter should be well controlled because the body surface at birth is glabrous and its ability to regulate body temperature is poor. Formula per kilogram of artificial milk: 600 grams of milk powder, 200 grams of emulsifiable concentrate, 1 egg yolk, 6 grams of bone meal, 200 units of vitamin A, and 500 units of vitamin D. Mix and heat to 40° C. Add a small amount of citric acid to coagulate protein. The feeding method is particularly important in this period. It is necessary to control the amount of milk flexibly to prevent the generation of foreign material pneumonia. Breastfeeding device used 2 to 5 ml disposable syringes, initially used 2 ml, and later changed to 5 ml, the syringe cover needle end of the chicken intestine tape covered with a bike tuyere, the other end of the chicken intestine with a rubber bile on the fountain pen, Fine needles are used to pierce 3 to 4 holes. Since the syringe is controlled by a scale screw, the glass syringe is easy to control the amount of milk injected, so it is not easy to inject too much, so as not to cause foreign body pneumonia in time without swallowing. The amount of feed should increase day by day. In the second to third days, the amount of feed should account for 15% of the body weight and feed 8 times a day. For the third to seventh day, the amount of feed should account for 20% of the body weight and feed 6 to 7 times a day. On the 7th to the 15th day, the fed amount accounted for 25% of the body weight and was fed 5 times a day; on the 15th to the 24th day, the fed amount accounted for 30% of the body weight and was fed 4 times a day. Before each feeding, wipe it around the anus with a warm, semi-wet towel to stimulate it to excrete urine. 3. On the 25th day of the dairy period, the Aberdeen bamboo beetle opened its eyes and sought food on its own. The artificial milk should be replaced with a paste feed instead of a breastfeeder, but it was trained to feed the paste feed in the dish. The feed formula was: milk 40%, yam powder 45%, soy milk powder 15%, boiled into a paste. Aberdeen's bamboo raccoon takes a week of training from sucking milk from a milk tube to eating it from a plate. At the beginning, the paste feed can be filled into the mouth of Aberdeennia raccoonus and fed in small amounts before each feeding. Then, use a small spoon to fill in the mouth of the bamboo beaver. At the same time, apply the paste feed around the food dish. Let the bamboo beaver eat food from the food dish and it is under natural eating conditions. Fourth, the complex feed phase began at 45 days, from paste feed to artificial feed, at this time for the weaning period. The feed formulation was: corn 54%, wheat bran 8%, soybean meal 15%, light fish meal 5%, flour 15.5%, bone meal 1%, additive 1%, salt 0.5%. Add the additives after cooling. Cook the mixed feed, feed 2 meals a day, eat freely, and do not leave it as a rule.