What if the rabbit refuses to move in the sun?

First of all, rabbits are very sensitive animals, which are prone to heatstroke and even death at high temperatures. Therefore, if you find that your rabbit won't move in the sun, you must take the following measures immediately.

First, move the rabbit to the shade immediately. You can avoid direct sunlight indoors or under a big tree and other cool places. For rabbits exposed to the sun for a long time, they can be placed under a wet towel to lower their body temperature.

Second, provide rabbits with enough clean water. Rabbits will lose a lot of water after heatstroke, so after moving to the shade, they should be provided with enough water in time to recover.

Third, when the symptoms are serious, seek medical advice in time. If rabbits have severe heatstroke symptoms, such as coma, lethargy and shortness of breath, they should seek medical attention immediately. Professional veterinarians will give better nursing advice and even use drugs to help rabbits recover quickly.

Finally, in order to prevent heatstroke, it is necessary to take precautions in advance. If your rabbit must stay in the sun for a period of time, you can prepare some breathable sunscreen barriers for it, such as umbrellas and yarns with air holes. And make sure to provide it with enough water and nutrition.

Generally speaking, once rabbits are found motionless in the sun, we must take immediate action to prevent the situation from getting worse, and at the same time, we must strengthen preventive work and give rabbits better protection.