This may seem like an absurd question, but can bunny droppings and the bunny
bedding hay be put into the compost? Bunnies don't eat meat, so I thought
possibly yes. Is this okay?

Thanks

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Annaid said:

This may seem like an absurd question, but can bunny droppings and the bunny
bedding hay be put into the compost? Bunnies don't eat meat, so I thought
possibly yes. Is this okay?

YES. Absolutely. The dropping can also be used directly on the garden
(just don't pile them on thickly).
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Pat in Plymouth MI

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On Sun, 25 May 2003 07:09:55 -0400, "Annaid"
wrote:

This may seem like an absurd question, but can bunny droppings and the bunny
bedding hay be put into the compost? Bunnies don't eat meat, so I thought
possibly yes. Is this okay?

Bunny poop is *prime* fertilizer. Spread lightly fresh, or allowed to
compost for a couple of weeks, it's finest kind. Latest issue of
Mother Earth News had a piece on raising rabbits I read just
yesterday. Made me want to adopt a rabbit or 2, as long as I could
keep them away from the green beans.

"Annaid" wrote in message
...
This may seem like an absurd question, but can bunny droppings and the
bunny
bedding hay be put into the compost? Bunnies don't eat meat, so I
thought
possibly yes. Is this okay?

Of course they can. Even better, I think the bunny droppings can be used
as fertilizer pretty much as is.