Picking up bunny poo!

[catswhiskas]

I pick it up too, it doesn't face me a bit. I am always finding random strays too!

 

[Vanessa.B]

According to Rabbiting On's Leo Staggs, you don't need to panic if your baby/toddler eats one (apart from the choking risk) :shock: so I'm guessing not...

Thankfully I am done with babies and toddlers so that's OK then

 

[Isis]

I don't mind picking them up either, I'll either chuck them in her litter tray or into her cage But they are so small, can't hardly see them on the floor. She is only 8/9 weeks old...

But when I use to keep horses, I didn't mind mucking out the stable, and if I found any stray poo's I didn't mind picking them up. After all it is all the same, hay, grass ect..

 

[LaLa]

I do with the dry ones, no problem.

Not her sticky grape bunches I either pick those up with kitchen roll or get a tough piece of straw and poke it! gross hey!

 

[Luciuslop]

I just pick up the buns and rats poo with my bare hands, but I do wash my hands straight after. I do use a tissue if there is any particularly squidgy poo. My o/h is disgusted, but I don't have an issue with it - wouldn't pick up cat or dog poo though.