How do you know if a rabbit is hot?

Answer 1

Female rabbits do not go into heat. Pet rabbits are "induced ovulators," which means they're always ready to reproduce.

Rabbits in the wild, and sometimes pet rabbits too, are often more interested in reproducing in the Spring season, but that's because it's a good time to have babies, in terms of food and weather conditions: it has nothing to do with "heat" or a reproductive cycle.

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her and the male just... like.... you can tell. you just can.

Her private area will be reddish instead of pink like it normally is and the male rabbits will be very intrested in her more than they usually are.

If your rabbit's genitalia is red, that means something is wrong, and your rabbit needs to see a vet!

They do not go into heat like dogs and cats. They can get preggo anytime that they are not already so.

It should sweat a lot and other rabbits will be trying to mate with her. Remember that a rabbit will have shorter periods between being in heat than a dog or a cat.

Answer 2

They pant like dogs and usually lay down flat.

Answer 3

Touch her ears. If it's not cool, give her a bottle full of ice.