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Welcome to Hell.
Prevent Overheating:
•Air conditioning if temps are over 77° F (25° C).
•Oscillating fans if no air conditioning.
•Trim away excess fur — ‘puppy’ haircuts for fuzzy bunnies.
•Relocate bunny to a cooler part of the house.
•Keep out of sunlight.
•Mist bunny’s ears — evaporating water will help with cooling.
•Set up a fan to blow over a bowl of cold water or a wet sheet.
•Place frozen water bottles near bunny.
•Freeze ceramic tiles for 15 minutes for bunny to lie on.
•Wrap a frozen 2L bottle with a towel as a bolster to lean against.
•Add ice to bunny’s water crock.
Recognize the signs of heat exhaustion:
•Fast, shallow breathing.
•Wetness around the nose.
•Listlessness.
•Hot ears.
•Tossing head back while breathing rapidly from open mouth.
These symptoms indicate an emergency. Take immediate action!
Relocate to a cool place, keep out of sun, dampen ears with cool water, give cold water to drink, and call an experienced exotics veterinarian for further instructions.
More information:
specialbunny.org/overheating
by Amy Ramnaraine
House Rabbit Society Educator, Minnesota
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