Rabbits generally won’t be killed by heat at around 30 degrees Celsius. However, the most suitable temperature for rabbits to survive is 21 to 24 degrees Celsius, and the temperature should not exceed 37 degrees. Rabbits do not have sweat glands, so their body heat dissipation may not be very good, so they are very afraid of heat. If a rabbit is exposed to an environment of around 30 degrees for a long time, it may suffer from heatstroke such as reluctance to move, reluctance to eat, and shortness of breath.

If the temperature is too high, you can use the following methods to cool down the rabbit:

1. Supplement water: Give the rabbit more water to drink, which can have a cooling effect. Note that it must be Clean purified water or cool boiled water.

2. Give rabbits more fresh grass. In summer, you can give rabbits mint, which can have a good cooling effect.

3. Shade: You can place the rabbit's nest in a cool and ventilated place, preferably a place where the sun does not shine. Do not expose it to direct sunlight, which can effectively reduce the temperature of the rabbit. You can also put some wooden floors at the bottom of the cage. These wooden floors are cool and can effectively cool down the rabbit.