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Manage Herd Health, Treatments, Biosecurity, And Reports

Use the Health Center to log concerns, manage treatments and preventative care, track quarantine and biosecurity work, record losses and costs, and create private reports.

What This Helps You Do

Use the Health Center to log concerns, manage treatments and preventative care, track quarantine and biosecurity work, record losses and costs, and create private reports.

Estimated Time

About 20 minutes

Exact Navigation Path
Desktop

Desktop: Open Health from the left sidebar.

Mobile

Mobile: Tap the menu button, then tap Health.

Before You Start
  • Add the affected rabbit or litter first.
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Overview

  • Use an observation for something quick you noticed and a case when the concern needs ongoing progress notes, state changes, outcomes, or supporting documents.
  • Treatments, doses, routine-care plans, quarantines, sanitation work, checklists, incidents, losses, costs, and saved reports remain private records with their own histories.
  • Rabbitry Run organizes owner-entered records. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe care, or establish that a reported pattern caused a health concern.

When To Use

  • You notice a symptom or behavior change in one rabbit, several rabbits, or one litter.
  • You want to follow a concern from first notice through monitoring, recovery, or a recorded outcome.
  • You need to schedule and log owner-entered treatment doses, preventative care, quarantine checks, sanitation, or protocol steps.
  • You want to review possible shared recorded context, record a loss, link real health costs, or create a filtered CSV or PDF summary.

Step-By-Step Guide

1

Step 1

Follow this action exactly in the Manage Herd Health, Treatments, Biosecurity, And Reports workflow.

1.1 Do this

Open Health and choose Quick Observation for fast logging or Start Health Case for an ongoing concern.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
2

Step 2

2.1 Do this

Search by name, barn name, tattoo, breed, or color, or filter rabbits by one of your Rabbit List sections. Managed rabbits appear first; use Include inactive records for sold, deceased, or ancestor records.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
3

Step 3

3.1 Do this

Select one or more rabbits, or switch Who is this about? and select exactly one litter. Rabbit and litter selections cannot be mixed.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
4

Step 4

4.1 Do this

Record what you noticed, its severity, and the date. For cases, choose Symptom only, Suspected condition, Recorded as confirmed, or Cause not known.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
5

Step 5

5.1 Do this

Open a case to add progress updates, change severity or state, link a recurrence, resolve or reopen it, and optionally attach private images or PDFs.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
6

Step 6

6.1 Do this

Use Treatments, Medications, and Preventative Care to save products and instructions from your records, generate scheduled work, record actual doses, and review advisory withdrawal periods.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Step 7

7.1 Do this

Use Quarantine and Biosecurity to schedule monitoring, save housing movements, complete sanitation or protocol work, and confirm or dismiss possible shared recorded context without treating it as a diagnosis or cause.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Step 8

8.1 Do this

Open Reports, choose a report section, and use Show filters on mobile when you need to change the reporting period, records included, subject, classification, housing, lineage, loss, or project scope.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Step 9

9.1 Do this

Use Mortality & Loss to add details to an automatically created loss record, Costs to link an eligible health cost while keeping purchases separate from medication and supplies used, and Exports & Archive to create a local PDF or filtered CSV.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Step 10

10.1 Do this

Attachments and saved private reports stay private. PDF attachments are excluded from report contents, and images appear only when you explicitly select them for that report.

What You Should See
  • The Health Center shows the saved record, rabbits or litter involved, scheduled or completed work, advisory statuses and warnings, timeline activity, descriptive reports, and saved private reports without replacing rabbit, inventory, or financial records.
You Should Now Have
  • The Health Center shows the saved record, rabbits or litter involved, scheduled or completed work, advisory statuses and warnings, timeline activity, descriptive reports, and saved private reports without replacing rabbit, inventory, or financial records.

You're Done When

  • The Health Center shows the saved record, rabbits or litter involved, scheduled or completed work, advisory statuses and warnings, timeline activity, descriptive reports, and saved private reports without replacing rabbit, inventory, or financial records.

Common Mistakes

  • Choosing Recorded as confirmed when the saved information is only suspected. Choose the label that matches what is actually in your records.
  • Expecting a litter health or quarantine record to automatically change the doe or each rabbit. Litter warnings remain attached to the litter and its grow-out context.
  • Treating a possible shared pattern or insight as a diagnosis, prediction, or cause. These cards only describe patterns in the records you saved.
  • Adding a medication inventory link without a compatible unit conversion. Automatic inventory deduction stays disabled until the conversion is configured.
  • Combining cash purchases and consumed inventory into one health-cost total. Reports intentionally keep those two views separate.
  • Deleting earlier medication or withdrawal entries after starting a treatment. Those entries remain intact until you explicitly convert them and still participate in advisory warnings.

When To Contact Support

  • The workflow does not match the guide even after you confirm you are in the correct section.
  • Saving or loading fails repeatedly in this area of the app.

Still Stuck?

If the guide got you close but the app still does not match what this tutorial says should happen, contact support and mention the article title, the exact step where you got stuck, and what you saw instead.