Plan Breedings, Litters And Shows10-15 minutes for a new litter, then a few minutes per update

Manage Litters, Kits, And Growth Milestones

Track the full litter lifecycle from birth to graduation, including kit counts, weights, notes, and promotion to grow-outs or keepers.

What This Helps You Do

Log a kindling from the breeding record, manage the resulting litter from the Litters section, and promote kits into grow-outs without losing earlier history.

Estimated Time

10-15 minutes for a new litter, then a few minutes per update

Exact Navigation Path
Desktop

Desktop: Open Breedings from the left sidebar to log the kindling first, then open Litters for ongoing kit work.

Mobile

Mobile: Tap the menu button, open Breedings to log the kindling first, then open Litters for ongoing kit work.

Before You Start
  • Have the related breeding record ready, because the litter is created from the breeding workflow after kindling is logged.
  • Know the kindling date and the basic born-alive and born-dead counts.
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Overview

  • Litters keep sire, dam, birth data, kit development, and milestone tasks tied together in one workflow.
  • You can save the litter counts first, then come back later to refine individual kit details as the litter develops.

When To Use

  • A breeding kindles and you need to record litter details.
  • You are weighing kits, assigning keeper notes, or promoting kits into full rabbit records.

Step-By-Step Guide

1

Log the kindling from the breeding record

The litter starts in Breedings after the breeding has already been recorded. You do not create a brand-new litter directly from the Litters tab.

1.1 Open Breedings

Open Breedings from the sidebar or mobile menu.

What You Should See
  • You should see the breeding planner with your saved breeding records.
1.2 Open the breeding that kindled

Find the saved breeding that produced the litter and open the action used to record the kindling.

If You Don't See This
  • If the breeding is missing, go back and make sure the breeding was saved first. The litter workflow depends on that breeding record.
1.3 Log the kindling details

Enter the kindling date and the litter counts from the breeding workflow, then save.

What To Enter
  • Enter born-alive and born-dead counts carefully.
  • Save the kindling from the breeding record so the litter can be created automatically.
Watch For This
  • Do not start over in Litters to make a disconnected record if the breeding already exists.
1.4 Confirm the litter was created

After saving the kindling, check that the breeding now links to the litter and that the litter appears in Litters.

What You Should See
  • You should now have a litter created from the breeding, and it should be visible in the Litters section.
You Should Now Have
  • The kindling is logged correctly, and the litter now exists as a connected record created from the breeding.
2

Manage the litter from the Litters section

Once the kindling has been logged, the Litters section becomes the home for kit information, edits, weights, and weaning details.

2.1 Open Litters and select the litter

Open Litters from the sidebar or mobile menu, then open the litter that was just created.

What You Should See
  • You should see the litter detail view with kits, counts, or actions related to kit management.
2.2 Add or edit litter details

Use the litter view to add kit information, make edits, set the weaning date, and keep the litter details current.

Why This Step Matters
  • You do not need every kit detail on day one.
  • It is better to save partial but accurate information than complete but guessed information.
What To Enter
  • Add names, tattoos, sex, color, notes, and other kit details as they become clear.
  • Use the litter fields to keep the weaning date and litter-level details current.
2.3 Use Auto-Name from Manage Kits when you want starter names

Inside Manage Kits, you can type an optional theme into Theme (optional), then click Auto-Name to generate name ideas for the live kits in that litter.

What You Should See
  • Suggested names should populate for the kits in the Manage Kits area so you can review and keep or edit them before saving further changes.
Watch For This
  • Auto-Name helps with suggestions, but you should still confirm the names fit the litter before leaving the screen.
2.4 Record litter and kit weights in the litter workflow

Use the litter tools for litter weights or kit weights instead of keeping growth notes somewhere else.

What You Should See
  • Weight entries should be tied back to the litter or kits you are updating.
You Should Now Have
  • The Litters section now holds the ongoing kit, weight, and milestone information for that litter.
3

Promote kits when they are ready

This is how you keep growth history instead of re-entering the same rabbit later by hand.

3.1 Use Promote To Grow-Out

When a kit is ready to become a full rabbit record, use the Promote to Grow-Out action designed for that transition.

Watch For This
  • Do not create a brand-new rabbit manually if the kit already exists inside the litter.
3.2 Check the promoted rabbit in Grow-Outs

After promotion, open the Rabbits tab on the left sidebar, go to the Grow-Outs sub-tab and confirm the identity and record history carried over the way you expected.

What You Should See
  • The promoted rabbit should now exist in Rabbits under the Grow-Outs sub-tab as its own record.
You Should Now Have
  • Your litter history stays connected to the full rabbit records that grow out of it.

You're Done When

  • The breeding now shows the logged kindling and linked litter.
  • Kit details, weights, and weaning information are saved inside the Litters workflow.
  • Promoted kits appear in Rabbits under Grow-Outs without losing earlier history.

Common Mistakes

  • Waiting too long to record losses or weights and then relying on memory.
  • Manually recreating rabbits later instead of graduating kits from the litter itself.

FAQ

Can I track kits before naming all of them?

Yes. You can start with counts and partial kit details, then add names, tattoos, sex, and color as the litter develops.

When To Contact Support

  • Logging the kindling does not create or link the litter correctly.
  • A promoted kit does not appear in Rabbits or loses important history after promotion.

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.