Printable kit · 13 worksheets
The Rabbit Care Planner
- 13 fill-in worksheets, 36 print pages
- 2 filled-in examples to copy from
- Companion Excel / Google Sheets tracker
- Online buyer guide with current prices
30-day money-back guarantee. Every dollar back if it doesn't help.
Everything about your rabbit, in one place, before the next vet visit: what changed, what it costs, and what still needs doing.
Replaces the sticky note by the hay bin, the hay and greens rotation you are guessing from memory, and the vet-visit question you remembered on the drive home.
Look inside
Real pages from the PDF downloaded after checkout, including both filled-in examples.
What's in it
See all 13 worksheet titles
- My Rabbit At A Glance
- Emergency Info Card
- Daily Health Check
- Diet Planner
- Weight & Body Condition Tracker
- Dental & Grooming Log
- Litter Training & Setup Checklist
- Housing & Bunny-Proofing Checklist
- Bonding Log
- Vet Visit Prep & History
- Senior Rabbit Care
- Cost Planner & Budget
- Quality Of Life Journal
Also included
- 2 filled-in example worksheets. Diet Planner and Bonding Log, worked through for a sample rabbit, so a finished page is visible before starting one.
- 1 bonus printable. Quick Reference: Signs & Contacts: The GI stasis emergency card and emergency contacts, cut down to fridge size
- 1 companion spreadsheet. An editable workbook: a weight trend, a daily health check log, and a cost and budget tracker with a running total. Tabs: Weight trend, Daily check log, Cost & budget tracker.
- 1 start-here page. The four sheets to fill in the first 20 minutes, and which sheet to reach for when.
Plus the online buyer guide
Every product the kit names, orthopedic beds, ramps, harnesses, rugs and feeders, grouped by need and budget, with current prices, kept current on this site.
Who it's for
- A new rabbit owner who wants a hay-first routine and a bunny-proofed home from day one
- Anyone bonding a pair who wants to track sessions instead of guessing at progress
- An owner who wants to catch the early signs of GI stasis before it becomes an emergency
- A family sharing rabbit care duties who all need the same information
- Anyone who wants to walk into every exotics vet visit prepared instead of catching up in the waiting room
Who made this
Built by the TheRabbitGuide team from House Rabbit Society and RSPCA/PDSA rabbit care guidance, laid out as a workbook to fill in rather than a page to read.
30-day money-back guarantee
Use the whole kit. If it doesn't help, fill in the refund form within 30 days and you get every dollar back. No questions asked. Refund form.
Questions
Does this replace the free site?
No. The free site has the guides and calculators; the kit is where your own rabbit's numbers get written down, dated and reused, plus the budget tracker and the visit history the free pages do not carry.
Does this tell me how much pellets or medication to give?
No, and it says so throughout. Amounts come from your own vet; this kit only helps you keep track of what they told you.
Is this a substitute for veterinary care?
No. It is a way to organize what you observe at home and what your vet has already told you, so nothing gets lost between visits. It never diagnoses or replaces your vet.
I am bonding two rabbits. Will this help?
Yes, that is exactly who the bonding log is for. It tracks sessions and body language so you can see real progress and know when to slow down.
What if it does not help?
Use the whole kit for 30 days. If it does not help, the refund form on the contact page gets every dollar back, no questions asked. Refund form.
Printable or fillable on screen?
Both. Print it and write by hand, or open a worksheet PDF in a reader that supports typing and fill it on a tablet or phone.
The Rabbit Care Planner
13 worksheets · 36 pages · examples, workbook and online buyer guide