YUYUSO Rabbit Heated Pad with Cozy Fleece Cover for Bunny Guinea Pigs Heater Heating Plate

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Mine are in sheds that are really well insulated and heated with the tubular greenhouse heaters - I only put them on when the temp is going to be freezing or below, and they give out enough heat to stop water bowls freezing, without making it too warm. It is possible that the thermometer hit a dropping in the anus, in which case the temperature would not register properly. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

When using any heating method, especially electric heating pads, always be sure to monitor your rabbit for overheating or burns. If you have an urgent requirement - such as needing medicines quickly - please contact us (by phone if it's really urgent) . If electric can be safely used where you keep your bun, the chew resistant weatherproof mat might be your best option as it's probably the most comfortable for rabbits to sit on and will heat through the night. There are many products on the market that can help you provide your disabled rabbit with warm spots around their pen.This convenience is paramount to me since i occasionally work away during the week for a night or 2. So if they have a heated place to sit sometimes, they could end up with a thinner coat than they need for whenever they move away from that place/exercise/whenever it is switched off.

If your bunny is old or not in the best of health, consider moving their hutch indoors or into a shed. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). I usually bring them along because it’s quite a hassle for someone else to take care of them for a day or two let alone an extended period additionally, I tend to visit them during holidays when most people are also away or busy. Allianz Insurance plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority.

If they don't want it there's room for them not to use but everynight, so far, they've been piled all on top or around it. They also enjoy being there and exploring outside when it’s not too cold and inside the garage when it’s chillier.

Some people move their rabbits indoors at the start of winter, before the first cold snap comes along. Thick polystyrene plates are good for this, although make sure you cover them as rabbits gnaw everything! I have one free run bun and two in a large hutch that’s only closed when I’m not home or asleep (they’re monsters and eat everything. So, if your rabbit's ears are very hot, it could be a sign that air temperatures are too high; if they are very cold, it could be a sign that air temperatures are too low.

You should also ensure that new pets are used to the outdoor enclosure in time for winter (from spring onwards). This brilliant heat pad can be used on its own, underneath a bed, in crates and cages or in your car and is weighted so that it won't move around but stays where your pet needs it.