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Question for those whose buns go on the grass
- Thread starter weeble
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locks is such a good boy, he won't poop outside,unless i provide his litter tray and he goes in there :shock:
when i had rosie and mowgli, mowgli used to poo every where, you could often see me with the sweeping brush collecting it all up and then throwing it in the borders :lol:
when i had rosie and mowgli, mowgli used to poo every where, you could often see me with the sweeping brush collecting it all up and then throwing it in the borders :lol:
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
The rain deals with it - instant compost!!!
BB Mommy
Warren Veteran
I have 3 hoovers:lol::lol::lol:
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
My garden is covered in bunny and piggie poop, I try to brush some up but only sometimes
I think I'd have to invest in a garden vac to suck them up rather than sweep them - that would drive me mad sweeping them out of grass :lol:
buns vary
When Buffy and Bunster free-ranged they left nothing on the lawn - there's a gentle mound of gravel on the concrete area in one corner, and they very tidily went there (I have read than in the wild buns poo at the higher points - can anyone verify that?).
However, when Bunster died and Sausage arrived, large quantities of droppings appeared on the lawn. He'd come from a rescue, and his run was grassy but level, with no obvious hillocks. At first it was only Sausage pooing on the grass. Now we suspect it is Buffy too. But it is only 'processed grass', so who cares?
When Buffy and Bunster free-ranged they left nothing on the lawn - there's a gentle mound of gravel on the concrete area in one corner, and they very tidily went there (I have read than in the wild buns poo at the higher points - can anyone verify that?).
However, when Bunster died and Sausage arrived, large quantities of droppings appeared on the lawn. He'd come from a rescue, and his run was grassy but level, with no obvious hillocks. At first it was only Sausage pooing on the grass. Now we suspect it is Buffy too. But it is only 'processed grass', so who cares?
Angela lou
Warren Scout
I have to clean-up after them a couple of times a week. I only started doing it after my o/h caught my little boy trying to eat the poo :shock:
I'm used to clearing fields of horse poo so I find cleaning up after the bunnies very easy and strangely therapeutic, I've got a special trowel and bucket :lol:
I'm used to clearing fields of horse poo so I find cleaning up after the bunnies very easy and strangely therapeutic, I've got a special trowel and bucket :lol:
happysaz133
Wise Old Thumper
I don't bother either. I have 2 buns and 3 pigs outside for 70% of the day, that's a lot of poop! Plus, various dogs go round and eat them anyway (my garden isn't enclosed). So it never lasts long.
bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
I try to but it is not the easiest thing to do sometimes (especially in the rain). Mine tend to go right in the middle of the garden and the grass grows so quick there.:roll:
