9. Symposium on housing and diseases of rabbits, furbearing animals and fancy pet animals [Celle (Germany), 10-11 May 1995]

French. Sont presentes les resumes des communications suivantes: chronoendocrinology of reproduction in the female rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus); study of some reproductive traits in normal hair and angora rabbits; synchronization of the oestrus in does by a PMSG stimulation: advantages and disadvantages; effect of frequency of semen collection on semen quality in rabbits; using intensive conservative insulin therapy in veterinary practise: 2. effects of diabetes mellitus on the reproduction performances in artificially inseminated rabbits; relationships between vulve colour, concentration of serum progesterone and reproductive performance in rabbit; determination of the spermatozoa count the rabbit semen with spectrophotometer; results of selection for improvement of meat rabbit performance traits; the effect of inbreeding on fertility and growth parameters of New Zealand White rabbits; the performance of Pannon White, Danish White rabbits and their crosses; the effect of teat number on rearing effectiveness of does; effects of crossbreeding on some reproductive traits of rabbits; energy and nutrient requirements of does and their young; effect of soybean and rapeseed oil in rabbit diet on reproduction traits of does; comparison of reproduction performance of does fed restrictive and ad libitum during the rearing period; nutrient eonomic, energetic and ecological aspects of rabbit meat production; the effect of extrusion in diets with different, starch levels on the performance and digestibility in young rabbits; influence of soya oil added to feed on pH values in gastrointestinal tract of growing rabbits; the methionine + cystine level in diets for adult and growing meat rabbits; observation of behaviour of does and young reared on slatted floors with different gaps; determination of effective size of population in closed herd rabbits; reproduction ability and housing systems in breeding of the brown hare (Lepus europaeus) in captivity; quality of carcass and meat depending on genotype of rabbits; maturing time and maturing conditions of rabbit meat; estimation of dressing percentage of young rabbitsq by computer tomography in different live weight categories; staphylococcosis in rabbits and fur animals; Staphylococcus aureus infections in rabbits and the transmission of the pathogens with the sperm; pododermatitis in the rabbit