Poops really do vary by rabbit. There isn’t really an average. I would just watch them and see if they change much from what you are seeing.

I would not let him chew on dirt though.

aww noserubs! dirt is a no-no. you don’t really know what was in it when you bought it, and even outside there could have been a chemical or something in it. I wouldn’t let your bun ingest a lot of it.

I noticed a difference in size of my rabbits poops from time to time. As long as its solid.. I think your okay!

As far as baby poops, I don’t actually know. I do remember seeing and cleaning up a bunch of baby bunny poop when I volunteered at a rabbit rescue. They were smaller – like half the size of regular adult bunnies, but as they grew and consumed more grass hay, the size became more rounded, full, and more medium brown instead of dark.

Jack’s poops will become larger and lighter when he eats Oat, and they will become more medium to dark brown and less full when he eats just plainTimothy. So it can really just depend too on how much hay they consume. A larger consumption of hay, usually leads to larger poos.

If the large poos (fecals) are squishy and smelly, and sort of misshapen, and they are NOT the cecals, then that can be a sign that something healthwise is going on like a common parasitic illness like coccidia (easily treatable via a vet.)