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From the general consensus of what I’ve heard and read, a rabbit cannot tolerate temperatures below freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit). It seems to be for outdoor rabbits where maybe protection from wind/snow might not be available.Click to see full answer. Moreover, how cold can a rabbit tolerate?Rabbits by nature are cold weather animals. They can easily tolerate temperatures at 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower providing they have shelter from the wind and wet conditions. They have trouble tolerating temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit and must be kept out of direct sun light during the summer months.Secondly, is 50 degrees too cold for a rabbit? Rabbits are designed to not only survive, but thrive in cold weather. In fact, cold weather often increases the energy level of domestic rabbits, and invigorates them! Even without heat, a well insulated home can easily maintain temperatures of 45-50 degrees, which is perfectly comfortable for rabbits. Keeping this in consideration, is it too cold to put my rabbit outside? Rabbits do not tolerate extreme weather temperatures so you need to make sure their housing stays warm and comfortable and protects them from the elements. Indoor house rabbits should be fine in the cold weather as the temperature indoors tends to be regulated for yourselves!Can rabbits die from cold?But, yes, rabbits can die from being way too cold. Their body temps can drop when their sick, too, especially if theyre not eating.

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