Rabbit and Guinea Pig Poo

The poo is very good, but it shouldn't have too much wood shavings with it (wood uses up the nitrogen in the compost). If there's a lot of wood, I'd make a separate pile, and when broken down use as a mulch, a bit like leaf mould.

Well, no . . .   

Yeeeees     but wood aint manure         

Unless it comes from Pinocchio, of course  !

LOL...here we go 

but not after eating

My Mrs has 40+ guinea pigs,she breeds and shows and we've been using the poo for a while now and its been the best stuff we've used so far and we have fellow plot holders cueing up for bags.

We just dig most of it in as its really improved our soil,the rest is composted and takes about 6 months to rot down,shavings and all.

Not familiar with guinea pig poo but rabbit stuff is fabulous without shavings, the only poo you can use fresh directly around plants. In winter I get a lot of rabbits around my pigeon coops so I scoop up the droppings and dump them around my flowering bushes and such ready for spring. Otherise its very hard to find those droppings in the grass