Are there any summer-specific health concerns I should be aware of for my bunny?

Yes, there are a few summer-specific health concerns that you should be aware of for your bunny:

1. Heat stroke: Rabbits are sensitive to high temperatures and can easily overheat, leading to heat stroke. Make sure your bunny has access to shade and fresh, cool water at all times, and never leave them in direct sunlight for extended periods.

2. Flystrike: In warmer months, flies are more prevalent and can lay eggs on your rabbit's fur, leading to a condition called flystrike. Make sure to check your bunny's bottom regularly for any signs of fly eggs or maggots, and keep their living area clean to prevent flies from being attracted to it.

3. Dehydration: With the increase in temperature, your bunny may get dehydrated more easily. Make sure they have access to fresh water at all times and consider providing them with leafy greens or fruits with high water content to help keep them hydrated.

4. Sunburn: Rabbits can get sunburned, especially those with light-colored fur or exposed skin. Provide your bunny with a shady area to retreat to and consider using pet-safe sunscreen on any areas of exposed skin.

By being aware of these summer-specific health concerns and taking preventative measures, you can help keep your bunny healthy and happy during the warmer months.