Rabbitry Breeding & Litter Tracker – Excel & Google Sheets Spreadsheet (Rabbit Breeding Log, Kindling Calendar, Litter, Grow-Out & Sales Records)

Keep your rabbitry records in one spreadsheet instead of a notebook, a phone calendar and scraps of paper, and without a monthly software fee.

Enter the date you bred a doe. The tracker works out palpation day, nest-box day and the due date, using timings you set yourself. Rows change color as a kindling date gets close, so you can see at a glance who needs a nest box this week.

What's inside (9 tabs):

• Start Here: step-by-step setup instructions in the workbook
• Dashboard: pick a year to see active does and bucks, does due in the next 7 days, overdue checks, litters not yet weaned, kits born, average litter size, survival to weaning, kindling rate, income, expenses, net, unpaid balances and cost per kit weaned. Also a monthly income vs. expenses chart and a per-doe performance table.
• Settings: gestation length, nest-box day, palpation day, weaning age and the "due soon" window, plus editable dropdown lists for breeds, colors, statuses and expense categories
• Herd: one row per rabbit with ID, sex, breed, color, birth date, sire and dam, cage, tattoo or ear ID and status. Age, times bred, litters, kits born and kits weaned calculate automatically. Duplicate IDs are highlighted.
• Breeding Log: doe and buck dropdowns, with calculated palpate, nest-box and due dates, days-to-due, and alerts (Palpate now, Nest box in now, Due soon, Overdue)
• Litters: link a litter to its pairing and the doe and buck fill in. Records born alive and dead, weaned count, kits kept and sold, survival %, target wean date and a "ready to wean" highlight.
• Grow-Out Weights: weights at weeks 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 16 for each kit or litter, with gain columns
• Sales & Waitlist: buyer, price, deposit, payment status, pickup date and balance due
• Expenses: feed, hay, bedding, vet, equipment and more, totaled by month on the Dashboard

You receive:

• Rabbitry-Breeding-Tracker-BLANK.xlsx (ready for your data)
• Rabbitry-Breeding-Tracker-WITH-EXAMPLES.xlsx (filled with made-up example records)
• Quick-Start-Guide.pdf (3 pages, including how to open the file in Google Sheets)

Good to know:

• Each log tab has 300 rows of formulas and dropdowns ready. To add more, copy the last row down.
• Standard formulas and plain dropdown ranges, chosen to work in Excel and Google Sheets. Open the .xlsx in Excel, or upload it to Google Drive and save as a Google Sheet.
• Use any weight unit, and change the currency format if you don't use $.
• Default timings (31-day gestation, nest box day 28, palpation day 12, weaning at 8 weeks) are common starting points, not veterinary advice; change them on the Settings tab.
• Digital download, nothing ships. For use in your own rabbitry or business; please don't resell or share the files.
• Independent product, not affiliated with Microsoft, Google, or any breed association or software company.

Screenshots show example data. Your numbers will differ.