It really depends, if you can keep her cool (frozen water bottles, ice in water,
ceramic tiles ect. ), then it will most likely be ok for her to stay with you, what temperature does it usually get to in your apartment?

I think having her with you would probably be best – In the UK we don’t really have air conditioning and have had some really hot weather recently. I’ve been keeping the bunnies cool with fans, cold tiles and frozen water bottles

It’s more specifically temperatures over 85 degrees that can be dangerous for domestic bunnies at prolonged exposure without something cool for them to retreat to like a chilled floor tile, frozen water bottle, or at the very least a shady place with available water and a fan keeping the air moving (though not directly on them, drafts aren’t good for rabbits I understand). Fortunately for groundbound animals like bunnies, cool air stays close to the ground; I’ve found this out for myself during floor sessions on a warm day.

The A/C in my apartment building can get a bit wonky on a very hot day when it’s being worked hard by the residents/when I’m using the oven to cook something. At these times, particularly in the late afternoon, the indoor temp will often climb into the upper 70’s so I have to set the thermostat lower to compensate and keep a close eye on the buns, being ready to provide additional field-expedient cooling as mentioned above. Fortunately, Panda and Fernando wisely stay in shady places (they have a two-story condo cage so they can easily retreat to their litterbox which is in the shadiest part of their cage, on the lower level against the wall and is also right next to their water dish) and don’t move around much at such times.

I agree with the others. You can buy a cheap window unit and use it while it is hot so she can have AC.

Good to hear!

BEWARE of frozen water bottles!
I put one in Ruby’s cage, and went back in a few hours to see if it needed replacing. She had chewed thru the plastic and dumped all the water. The worst thing is, I don’t know how much plastic she ingested! I removed what was left of the bottle and gave her a ceramic bowl full of ice.

BEWARE of frozen water bottles!
I put one in Ruby’s cage, and went back in a few hours to see if it needed replacing. She had chewed thru the plastic and dumped all the water. The worst thing is, I don’t know how much plastic she ingested! I removed what was left of the bottle and gave her a ceramic bowl full of ice.

There’s a whole section on cooling your bun in the INFO section, hope everything goes well

To avoid plastic eating, My friend wraps the water bottles in cloth, like a sock, that way its safer and more comfortable.

Great ideas. Thanks so much.