Change in telps bad for bunny? I love my a/c!

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- 06/06/2007 at 7:24 AM
  dmh426
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  During the day, I leave Sophie with a oscillating fan on, the lights drawn, and on really hot days some frozen fruit in an ice cube. Once I get home though, I crank the a/c (which is only in the bedroom where we sleep) and was just pondering this thought: It goes from high 70’s to low 60’s sometimes ( I really have to be cold at night to sleep!). Is the constant change in temperature between oscillating fan and a/c bad for her?!? She’s acting fine, but just curious is the change in temps every day is doing any harm.
- 06/06/2007 at 7:36 AM
  ubergoober
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  Hmmm not sure…I know its not good for us tho either to go from hot to cold and back too often. I keep it around 70 in my house year round either with AC or heat. My bunn is in the livingroom though so it is possible to keep our bedroom a bit on the colder side without a problem. Is it possible to move her to a common living area where she doesnt need to be in the AC?
- 06/06/2007 at 11:10 AM
  dmh426
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  I could leave her in one of the main rooms and not in the bedroom, but it tends to get stifling hot in there during the day (even with the blinds and drapes drawn) but then she wouldn’t get the benefit of the a/c since it’s upstairs in the bedroom. I would move her back and forth, but she’s got a big house and that’s kinda out of the question to move her up and down stairs every day!
- 06/06/2007 at 10:27 PM
  MooBunnay
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  I think the extreme changes in temperature that you really need to worry about most are the changes that are outside of what a bunny can easily handle, such as over 80 to below 50…for example, people that do not think about giving their bunny shade outdoors, and leave them in the hot sun. Or for people that put their bunny’s directly in the path of the air conditioner. I would assume that the ranges you are talking about are not as harmful for her, especially since it is staying within a good range for bunny temperatures. Obviously, doing the most you can do to keep her cool during the day is the best, as long as you are doing that I think you are doing your best!
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