Which is a good hand held cordless hoover

Hi, :wave:
my two free range house rabbits have started to poop quite a lot away from their trays in my living room,:roll: which is fine.However it means I drag out the hoover each day to clear it up.:roll:
Any recommendations for a light weight(I have arthritis in my hands) hand held, not too expensive, hoover would be appreciated. :thumb:I had one years ago but the sucker bit was too narrow to accommodate the poops.

For cleaning up in the bunny room I use a long handled dustpan and brush which works well - it's laminate floor. He rarely poops anywhere else but I have a gtech air ram upright and hand held, they are both brilliant but expensive!

This is very good if used on carpets (useless on laminate):

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/2794541?cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59157|cid:199888113|agid:17470713273|tid:aud-180466976485la-164782933713|crid:74692318113|nw:g|rnd:2485951009653458249|dvc:t|adp:1o1&gclid=CjwKCAjw_8jNBRB-EiwA96Yp1s9PeTuTDful9vg0Ll20F-UEHmiOGlKRzWIKhe72wpKadlFpGiKWlhoCctoQAvD_BwE

My OH bought a Dyson Animal handheld (we got a really good discount on it, otherwise I'd never have gone for it) and I'm not as impressed ask thought I'd be. I think a cheaper hoover would achieve the same.

A rubber bristle broom is brilliant for sweeping poops and hay from floors and carpets. I recently bought a Morphy Richards Sleek cordless vac at the Range for £79.99. It's great.

Thanks so much to all of you for responding. I appreciate it
. At the moment, other than the big Hoover I use a dustpan and brush or a broom. The poops easily get trodden on, which is a bit harder to sweep up when they're on/in the carpet but easier on the wooden floor. Ditto the hay.
I'll have a look through your suggestions and decide.Thanks again.