Buying a rabbit in summer will not necessarily cause you to die of heat. Rabbits have thick hair and can easily feel heat. Once the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, rabbits will feel uncomfortable. Once a rabbit suffers from heat stroke, it is very easy to be life-threatening. If you buy a rabbit in the summer, you can put it in an air-conditioned room. The room temperature is 20-25 degrees, which is optimal. Feed it some medicine to prevent heatstroke and take good care of it. The probability of death is relatively low.

Precautions for raising rabbits in summer:

1. When the temperature is relatively high in summer, try to put rabbits in an air-conditioned room, but do not face the outlet of the air conditioner. The wind outlet can easily blow the rabbit and cause the rabbit to suffer from nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

2. In the summer, feed the rabbit more water. The temperature in summer is high and the water evaporates easily. The rabbit must be provided with sufficient water every day to prevent it from dehydration and death.

3. In summer, you can feed rabbits some watermelon. Watermelon can relieve the heat, but the seeds must be removed and the amount must be controlled.