… may be skewed because foxes today are larger … nutritional requirements of blue foxes for
growth and fur quality [8]. Kenneth’s research explains the differences in nutrient requirements …

… It has been found that in the Arctic fox, nutrients from diets composed of animal meals
were characterized by lower digestibility compared to compo nents of fresh feed (Vhile …

… the metabolizable energy (ME) content of the feed; the reference digestibility coefficients
and digestibility were obtained from the NRC1982 nutrient requirements for mink and foxes [17]. …

… KCal of mink feed - 5.3 g, foxes - up to 4.8 g, arctic foxes s - … of feeding mink in this period is
reduced from 200 to 160, foxes - … nutrition, the amount of digestible protein in the diet of mink …

… fox (Alopex lagopus) is one of the widely farmed fur-bearing animals in the world. As a
primary carnivorous mammal, blue foxes require high amount of dietary … acids (Council, 1982). …

… a full nutritional assessment (including dietary history; Box 1), … specialized nutritional and
environmental requirements. … , their uses extended to the fur trade and biomedical research. …

… Cats and mink have most commonly been used as models for the basis of ferret nutrition. …
average digestibility values across nutrients and energy, and ferrets and mink seem to be …

… High dietary fat content is an economic way of feeding blue foxes that are bred to grow … the
late growing-furring period would prevent extreme BW gain and fatness in blue foxes, without …

… Later, they were kept for their fur and eventually gained importance also as laboratory …
nutrient requirements of ferrets, there are no values available on the basis of scientific nutritional …

… silver fox’s environment, behaviour, appearance, and nutrition … fox and domesticated silver
foxes or silver foxes from the fur … is little or no information of the red fox’s behaviour. There is …