Rabbits will freeze to death below zero. When the temperature of the rabbit’s living environment is above 5°C, it will have little impact on the rabbit. However, when the temperature is lower than 5°C or reaches subzero, it will cause greater harm to the rabbit. Effect, generally when the temperature is below minus 5 degrees, rabbits will have abnormal digestive reactions, loss of appetite, poor mental state or diarrhea. If the rabbits raised at home are always in an environment of 0-5 degrees, they may also have Might freeze to death.

Rabbits’ temperature requirements:

1. The most suitable environmental temperature for rabbits is 15 to 25°C, and the critical temperatures are around 5°C and 30°C. When a rabbit lives in an environment of 15 to 25°C, the heat generated by its activities can meet the needs of normal body temperature without consuming additional nutrients. This temperature will make the rabbit feel more comfortable.

2. Rabbits are endothermic animals. In order to maintain the normal body temperature of rabbits, owners should also pay attention to adjusting the temperature of the rabbit's living environment. The average body temperature of rabbits is 38.3-39.5℃.