Rabbit Poop Calculator
Calculate how much poop your rabbit would produce per day, week, month, and year depending on your rabbit's weight.
Calculate Your Rabbit's Poop Output
Use this calculator to estimate how much poop your rabbit(s) would produce per day, week, month, and year. This is useful if you're planning on using or selling your rabbit's poop as fertilizer.
Adjust based on your rabbit's breed size. Dwarf breeds: 2-4 lbs, Small: 4-6 lbs, Medium: 6-10 lbs, Large: 10-14 lbs, Giant: 14-20 lbs
Your rabbit(s) will produce approximately...
This is an estimate. Actual output varies based on diet, hydration, and individual rabbit metabolism.
What Makes Rabbit Poop Great?
Rabbit poop is considered one of the best natural fertilizers available. Here's why it stands out compared to other animal manures:
| Animal | Nitrogen (%) | Potassium (%) | Phosphorus (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rabbit | 1.79 | 0.67 | 0.59 |
| Cattle | 1.35 | 0.56 | 0.50 |
| Poultry | 2.75 | 1.50 | 1.17 |
Cold Manure vs Hot Manure
While poultry manure has higher nutrient content, both poultry and cattle manure are "hot manures" that need to be composted before use, or they'll burn plant roots. Rabbit manure is a "cold manure" - it releases nutrients slowly and can be applied directly to soil without composting. This makes it much easier to use and extends the time nutrients are available to your plants.
Trace Elements
Beyond the main nutrients, rabbit poop contains beneficial trace elements including calcium, magnesium, boron, zinc, manganese, sulfur, copper, and cobalt that support healthy plant growth.
Selling Rabbit Poop
Because rabbit poop is such a great fertilizer, there's actually good demand for it among garden enthusiasts. It's considered a premium fertilizer!
Typical market price for rabbit manure fertilizer
Where to Sell
You can sell rabbit poop through various channels: Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Craigslist, Etsy, local garden stores, farmers markets, or directly to gardening enthusiasts in your community. Some rabbit breeders sell in bulk to commercial rabbit poop sellers, while others package and sell it directly for higher margins.
Packaging Tips
If selling directly, consider packaging in breathable bags (burlap or mesh), clearly label the weight and contents, and include simple instructions for use. Many sellers offer "bunny berries" or "rabbit gold" in 1-5 lb bags for home gardeners.
Note: Poop output calculations are estimates based on typical rabbit metabolism. Actual production varies based on diet (hay consumption especially), hydration levels, activity, and individual rabbit factors. Always handle rabbit manure with gloves and wash hands thoroughly.