How to Make Sure Your Rabbit Is Hydrated During the Summer

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: See if your rabbit is dehydrated and/or overheated.

   Rabbits cannot pant or sweat.
   
   The most recognizable signs of dehydration and being overheated are very red and hot ears, heavy breathing, and lying flat on the ground.
   
   If your rabbit is overheated or dehydrated, take him/her to the vet immediately.
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   Step 2: Observe your rabbit's drinking habits daily.

   Is he/she drinking lots of water? , It shouldn't be too cold. , Special ice cube trays can be purchased so that the ice cubes will fit into water bottles. , Good fruits and veggies to feed your rabbit are carrots, celery (which is great to keep your rabbit hydrated), Romaine lettuce, a bit of cucumber, or a slice of apple.
   
   Make sure that they are not being feed more than 2 tablespoons of fruit sugars daily.
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   Step 3: Fill your rabbit's water bottle or bowl with cool

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   Step 4: fresh water.

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   Step 5: Consider adding an ice cube to your rabbit's water bottle or bowl.

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   Step 6: Feed your rabbit vegetables and fruit daily.

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