Domestic rabbits are afraid of cold in winter. Domestic rabbits are not as cold-tolerant as wild rabbits, but they also have a certain degree of cold resistance. The most suitable survival temperature for rabbits is 15° to 25°. If it is lower than 5°, rabbits will shiver and shiver constantly. Therefore, it is necessary to keep rabbits warm in winter to avoid rabbits getting sick due to low temperature.

How to raise rabbits in winter:

1. If possible, you can install a heating lamp in the rabbit cage. When the temperature is particularly low, turn on the heating lamp. Rabbits keep warm.

2. Place the rabbit cage indoors at a temperature of about 20°. This temperature is suitable for rabbit growth, but be careful not to place it near a draft.

3. Wrap the rabbit cage with plastic paper to avoid cold wind. You can also lay blankets in the rabbit cage to keep the rabbit warm.