Baby Rabbit Temperature & Humidity Guide

Baby rabbits are narrow-band creatures. I keep the room predictable so a rabbit baby doesn’t spend energy on cooling or shivering.

Comfort bands

Temperature: 18–22°C (64–72°F). Humidity: 40–60%. Anything outside this range triggers my mitigation scripts below.

Room setup checklist

• Place a digital thermo-hygrometer at rabbit height.
• Build a two-zone mat: breathable cotton + cool tile piece. Kits choose the tile when warm.
• Block drafts at floor level; keep vents from blowing directly on the nest.

Heatwave script (≥24°C / 75°F)

1. Swap to a ceramic tile and add a frozen water bottle wrapped in cloth 15–20 cm away.
2. Run a fan on the room (never at the rabbit) to move air; keep humidity under 60%.
3. Mist the room air lightly (not the rabbit). Offer cool, fresh water; replace every 2 hours.

Cold-snap script (≤17°C / 63°F)

1. Use a warm (not hot) bottle in cloth next to the nest wall.
2. Layer fleece over part of the mat but keep a breathable corner.
3. Check ears and paws: cool but not cold is fine; cold ears plus hunching means add warmth and shorten sessions.

Humidity tuning

Below 35%: add a small humidifier across the room. Above 65%: improve airflow, switch to a drier mat, and remove soaked hay quickly.

Daily safety checks

• Twice-daily feel: ears (not hot/cold), chest breathing (steady), belly (not bloated).
• Water swap AM/PM; bowl over bottle for easy sipping.
• Shorten handling sessions during heat or cold corrections.

Export and handoff

I plot these comfort bands into a four-panel in Rabbit Daylife Grid, turn tile-and-mat textures into repeats in Rabbit Wallpaper Studio, and capture a cooled-down loaf for Bunny Avatar Studio.

• → Storyboard temperature routines
• → Pattern the cool/warm zones
• → Save a calm avatar pose