Rabbit breeding records
Record a breeding and RabbitLog works out the palpation, nest box, kindling and weaning dates from the days you set. Litters, weights, a cage map and three-generation pedigrees sit on the same phone, and it all works with no signal in the barn.
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Today lists the nest boxes, kindlings, weanings, palpations and breed-backs due now and coming up. Tap a task done and the record behind it is saved, so the list and the book never disagree. A doe two days past her kindling day with no litter asks what happened, so you can record the litter, rebreed her or mark a miss. A reminder arrives on the morning of each task, at the hour you choose.
Gestation, palpation day, nest box day and weaning age are settings, starting at 31, 14, 3 days before kindling and 56. Set them once to match your herd, and a breeding can carry its own gestation length when a doe runs long.
Each row of hutches is laid out with the photo and name of the rabbit in each one, and a nursing litter shows its kit count on the cage. Tap a cage to move a rabbit in or out. Cage cards print on 5 by 3 inch index cards with the ear number, parents and breeding dates.
Record born, born alive, losses and fosters, then the weaning count and date. Weigh the whole litter at once or one rabbit at a time, in pounds or kilograms, and add the weaned kits as grow-outs in one step with their parents filled in.
A three-generation pedigree prints as a PDF with your rabbitry’s name and logo. When you buy a rabbit with a paper pedigree, type it in box by box and those ancestors are there for every pedigree after it.
Record a sale, a death or a dispatch with the buyer, price and weight. The for-sale card makes one picture with the rabbit’s photo, breed, age, parents and price, ready to post in a group. Reports show litters, born alive and weaned per litter, kits weaned per year and 8-week litter weight for each doe, plus buck results, income and costs, and a CSV export.
There is no account and no sign-in. One backup file holds every record and photo and restores on another phone; restoring adds what is missing and removes nothing. Crash reports and usage statistics are sent, and neither carries your rabbits’ records.
RabbitLog works dates out from the days you set. It gives no breeding, health or feeding advice, and it does not register rabbits with any association: registration numbers and legs are fields you fill in.
Every rabbit, litter and weight you have entered stays readable and editable on every plan. The full version adds tools; it never hides a record you already made.
Up to 12 breeders, with Today, reminders, the cage map, litters, weights, sales, the for-sale card and backup. Grow-outs, kits, sold rabbits and pedigree-only ancestors never count toward the 12.
An optional 14-day trial is offered in the app; it starts only when you tap it.
No ads, on any plan.
Meat and show rabbit breeders with a few does or a few dozen, who keep records on cage cards, in a notebook or in a spreadsheet.
From the breeding date and your gestation setting, 31 days to start with. Palpation, nest box and weaning dates come from the same settings, and you can change any of them.
Does and bucks you keep for breeding. Grow-outs, kits, rabbits you have sold and ancestors entered only for a pedigree do not count.
Yes, with the full version. The PDF shows three generations, 14 ancestors, with your rabbitry’s name and logo at the top.
Yes. Everything is stored on the phone, so the barn, the show hall and the back field all work the same.
Yes. Make a backup file in Settings and restore it on the new phone. Backup works on every plan.
Today’s tasks, the cage map and every pedigree, on the phone you already carry.