Write the rabbit's ordinary day

What to know

RSPCA presents rabbit welfare as a combination of diet, suitable housing, health and companionship. A daily note should not reduce that picture to whether food was placed in a bowl. Distinguish food offered from what you saw the rabbit eat.

Keep changes in behavior and the environment together. If you are worried about a change, contact a rabbit-experienced veterinarian rather than treating the log as a wait-and-see tool. This page does not diagnose digestive disease or tell you how to feed an unwell rabbit. Record professional advice and the agreed follow-up in its original wording.

Make the next step clear

1. 1Observe the rabbit.
2. 2Note food actually eaten.
3. 3Record droppings and activity.
4. 4Call the vet about concerns.

Printable planning sheet

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Sources and method

Original planning worksheets informed by the sources above. No clinical review has been completed. Sources checked October 19, 2026. General guidance may not fit your animal or local rules.