Rabbit care log for bunnies, guinea pigs and hamsters, 20 pages

This rabbit care log suits rabbits as well as guinea pigs and hamsters, gathering daily checklists, food and cleaning records, weigh-ins, health checks, vet visits and medicine notes in one binder. You get 20 undated pages as a PDF in US Letter and A4. Download it instantly. Nothing is shipped.

It is a gentle way to stay on top of care, share the jobs with the family and feel ready when you talk to your vet.

Why a rabbit care log helps you spot problems early

Little pets tend to hide it when they are not feeling well. A weekly health check, a weight log and a feeding log make it easier to see early shifts in appetite, droppings and weight, and to explain them clearly at the vet. The daily checklist and cleaning plan keep fresh water, hay, greens and spot cleaning on schedule, even when several family members take turns.

You complete the safe foods list and the new food trials page with advice from your own vet, so the routine suits your pet and its species. Going away? The sitter page holds the routine, portions, phone numbers and things to watch.

Who this small pet care log is for

• First time rabbit, guinea pig or hamster owners who want an easy routine from the start
• Families who share pet jobs and need one spot to check off feeding and cleaning
• Homes with bonded pairs or several small pets, keeping each one's weight and health notes in order
• Owners of a senior pet or a pet on medicine who want tidy records to show the vet
• Anyone handing their rabbit, guinea pig or hamster to a sitter while they are away

Design and printing

• Elegant and minimal, with white pages and soft blush pink accents that use little ink
• Wide margins on all sides, so nothing is lost on a home printer
• Two portrait sizes: A4 (210 x 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 x 11 in)
• No dates, so begin on any day and reprint the logs whenever you need
• Print a separate profile, weight log and health check for every pet
• Keep it in a binder or on a clipboard, or ask a print shop to spiral bind it

Inside the rabbit care log: 20 pages

1. 1Cover plus an index of pages
2. 2Start here, explaining how the log works, with key contacts for your usual vet, the emergency vet, an after-hours clinic, the pet sitter, the breeder or rescue and a neighbor, and a box for advice from your vet
3. 3Pet profile with a photo box and 10 basic details (name, species, breed, sex, spayed or neutered, birthday, gotcha day, color, where they came from, microchip), plus personality, foods they love, likes and dislikes, where they hide, handling tips and health notes
4. 4Our pets at a glance, a table of 10 rows for homes with several pets, plus bonded pairs, pets that must be housed alone, who eats what and who needs extra attention
5. 5Checklist of habitat items and supplies, split into home and habitat, food and water, and care and health, with 24 ideas to get you started, blank lines and enclosure setup notes
6. 6Restocking supplies, 16 rows for item, brand, size, cost, purchase date and how long it lasts, with a running low list and a budget for supplies each month
7. 7One week of daily care, 13 task rows covering fresh water, food morning and evening, hay, fresh greens, spot clean, ate well, normal droppings, exercise, handling, a quick health look, medication and one blank row
8. 8Two weeks of feeding, with columns for morning, evening, fresh foods, water and ate well, plus the usual daily amounts your vet suggests
9. 9Safe foods list that you complete with your vet's guidance, covering everyday foods, occasional treats, foods to avoid and amounts
10. 10Trying new foods, 14 rows for the date, food, amount, droppings the next day and reaction, with loved it and not for us lists
11. 11Cleaning plan with daily, weekly and monthly checklists, room for your own jobs and the cleaner and bedding you use
12. 12Cleaning record, 18 rows to tick a spot, full or deep clean, the bedding used, who cleaned and notes
13. 13Weight tracking, 18 rows for each weigh-in with its date, the change since last time, body condition and notes, plus your vet's healthy range and the unit you use (g, oz or lb)
14. 14A grid of 12 checks repeated over four weeks: eyes, ears, nose, teeth, skin and fur, nails and feet, bottom, droppings, appetite, drinking, breathing and energy
15. 15Grooming record, 16 rows to log brushing, trimming nails, teeth and the state of coat and skin, with space for your vet's grooming tips
16. 16Vet appointments, with space for 2 visits, each noting the date, which pet, the clinic, weight, why you went, cost, the vet's advice and any follow-up, plus questions to bring next time
17. 17Medicine record for one medication given as prescribed (name, who prescribed it, dose, how often, start and end), with a table of 14 rows for doses given
18. 18Concerns, 3 entries for what you saw, eating, droppings and energy, when you phoned the vet and what happened
19. 19Sitter page holding your phone numbers, vet and emergency info, routines for morning and evening, portions, where supplies live, handling quirks and when to get in touch
20. 20Little memories, a keepsake page with two boxes for photos, first moments, silly habits, what they love most and a letter to your pet

What you will download

• Small Pet Care Log, US Letter PDF (20 pages)
• Small Pet Care Log, A4 PDF (20 pages)
• Read Me First, a printing guide (PDF)
• Tip: profiles and supply pages need printing just once per pet. Run off new daily care, feeding and cleaning logs every week or two

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• The rabbit care log is a PDF made to be printed and has no hyperlinks, but you can import it into most apps for note taking and write on it.
• This is a digital file. Nothing will be posted to you.
• Colors may look a little different on paper than on screen.
• For personal use. Please do not share, resell or pass the files on.
• Digital files cannot be returned. If a file does not open or print correctly, email us and we will help right away.
• The log is for records only and is not veterinary advice, nor a replacement for seeing a qualified vet. Every species has different needs, so ask your vet about diet, housing and care, and call them straight away if your pet seems unwell.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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