hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
People with respiratory bunnies do you find they cope better indoors or outdoors. Just wondered what everybody's opinions are.
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Respiratory bunnies
- Thread starter hurricanhoney
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I found mine don't cope with extreme weathers, so in that sense they generally do better indoors to avoid the cold, although the heat can still get them.
With Badger, whose problems are complex, I couldn't even find anything that identified a bad day with his rbeathing. He's only ever been inside though so I don't know how he would fair outside.
With Badger, whose problems are complex, I couldn't even find anything that identified a bad day with his rbeathing. He's only ever been inside though so I don't know how he would fair outside.
hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
Thanks for the replies they are interesting. I'm trying to make a decision about Frankie at the moment he appears to get worse when the weather is warm. He was outside.
biscandmatt1
Wise Old Thumper
bisc and matt moved indoors and were much better. they still get to go outside when it isn't too cold, and the fresh air helps to clear their airways a bit.
it's sudden changes in weather and temperature that cause their symptoms to suddenly go worse for a bit.
it's sudden changes in weather and temperature that cause their symptoms to suddenly go worse for a bit.
hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
Just need to sort out the spare room and will move them into there for the winter at least and see how he gets on. Thanks for your replies they have been really useful. 
