Rabbit Health Tracking
Rabbits instinctively conceal pain and illness. GI stasis, dental disease, and respiratory infections are common — daily tracking of weight, intake, and behavior catches problems before they become emergencies.
Normal health ranges for Rabbits
Petvity compares every logged metric against these species-specific baselines and flags anything outside the normal range automatically.
Body temperature
38.5–40°C
Body temperature in degrees Celsius
Resting heart rate
130–325 bpm
Resting heart rate in beats per minute
Weight range
1–8 kg
Body weight in kilograms
Emotional health matters too
Beyond physical vitals, Petvity tracks four emotional dimensions that form your pet’s Digital Twin — a living portrait of how they’re really feeling.
Energy Level
How active and lively your pet feels. Low energy can signal illness or pain.
Mood
Overall happiness and contentment. Tracks emotional wellbeing over time.
Anxiety
Calm vs. stressed. High anxiety is a key indicator of unmet needs or fear.
Socialization
Engagement with people and other animals. Withdrawal can be an early health signal.
Supported Rabbit breeds
Start with a breed from the list below or select “Mixed / Other” — the health ranges automatically adjust to your rabbit’s species.
Rabbit health monitoring tips
What to watch for when tracking your rabbit’s health.
- Weigh weekly — rabbits lose condition quickly; > 5% loss in a week warrants vet attention
- Monitor gut sounds — silence for > 1 hour combined with reduced food intake indicates GI stasis, a veterinary emergency
- Heart rate 130–325 bpm; elevated rate combined with hunched posture signals pain
- Track cecotrope consumption — skipping them is an early sign of dental or GI problems
- Socialization drops combined with tooth grinding or hunched posture = pain; seek vet care
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