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One hundred and forty-four young rabbits were used from weaning (34-36 days old) to study growth, feed efficiency and viability in relation to the diet presentation: pelleted or as a flour. The experiment was carried out in three farms (CECURI, GAVA and AHINADJE), with 48 young rabbits in each farm, divided into two groups of 24 animals: an experimental group fed a pellet diet and a control group fed the same diet but in a flour form. Weights and feed intake were measured weekly during the eight-week fattening period, and mortality was checked daily. During fattening (56 days), the young rabbits fed the pelleted diet had a higher (P 0.05). On the other hand, the pelleted diet was less rejected (P < 0.001) than the flour diet (1 g vs 4 g). Finally, the mortality rate was lower (15.28 %) in the groups of young rabbits that received the pelleted diet than in those that received the flour diet (46%).

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