Rabbits don't hibernate. Rabbits are endothermic mammals, their body temperature does not change with the temperature of the environment, and their body temperature does not change much in winter. Their mental state is also very good, and they are as lively and cute as ever. Generally, only cold-blooded animals hibernate in the cold winter because they cannot regulate their own body temperature.

Precautions for raising rabbits in winter:

1. To keep warm, you can put a layer of quilt in the rabbit cage and spread it around the rabbit cage. Plastic paper to protect against cold wind.

2. Try to breed indoors. Move the rabbit cage to a warm room with heating or air conditioning. Although rabbits have thick down, pet rabbits and baby rabbits have very poor cold resistance and need to be maintained in a greenhouse.

3. Rabbit diseases are more common in winter. Corresponding preventive measures must be taken. Rabbits should be vaccinated regularly. You can inject rabbit plague vaccine or the two-part rabbit plague vaccine.