I have no great answers, but can tell you that Coco has been protesting her litter too. I moved it over to where she “decided” to poop…and that only seemed to inspire her to start pooping more and EVERYWHERE else.

I was hoping it was some “change of season” bun issue….but I doubt it.

Holy Moley! That’s alot! Least you can be assured his gut is moving well. I didn’t realise Atti was a rex – that’s one divine looking bunny!

do you have a larger litterbox you can use for him? he looks like a big boy and that corner box might be feeling too cramped. if you got a medium size cat box (about 12×16 inches or so: one large enough for him to lay down inside) and put hay at one end, that might help encourage him to do his business there. also, you only need about 1 inch of litter in the bottom of the box. if there are piles of poop, that’s not necessarily marking and might not be cat-related at all.

cute kitten by the way!

Wow he is beautiful.  Yeah poop all over is irritating. When Cotton hears me with HB in the bathroom talking to him and holding him cotton gets mad and poops all over by the bedroom door gate. GRRRR. Yeah that litterbox does look a little cramped for that growing bun. Hopefully that will solve his poop problem

i’m pretty sure a bigger litter pan would help. i tried one of those nifty corner pans with my girls and she protested by going EVERYWHERE. she has a medium cat one, where, as Beka27 said, she does lay down and hang out. the hay in the front will definately encourage him to go in there so he has something to do while he’s pooping, like the bunny version of reading a magazine.
anyway, i’ve also noticed that if the pan is too full of litter my girl won’t go in there becuase theres no room for her, and his litter box looks pretty full. and my only last bit of information is that if the litter pan is too full of poops picky buns won’t go in there. when my buns pan is too full of poops she goes all over her cage and everywhere, because i too am lazy and sometimes skip a day. but thats my buns way of telling me to go clean her pan, and cage, and everything else she’s near.
when you get the new pan, should you chose to do that, put some poops in there to encourage him so he knows its his and thats where to do his thing. good luck

hahaha i found this and it reminded me of this post

hahahahaaa!!!!!!!! ^^^

that’s the greatest thing i’ve ever seen!!!

My boys have a HUGE litter pan. They go in it…and everywhere else too. Thumper, who used to be meticulous with her poops now poos in AND out of her box…and Digger, who wasn’t litter trained at all when I got him, poops ONLY in his box. I don’t know what the deal is with the poop waves but I’m about done with it myself.

Great picture SnuggleBunny!

Nikiway, if you do try a new litter box, maybe try one with high sides. Atti might like the feeling of backing up to a high side like the one he has in his current box. A bigger box also means you can put some hay in one end. Don’t know why it is but they seem to do heaps of poop while munching hay so maybe he’ll do most of it then. Hopefully!

Hi Nikiway, I do think it is because of the kitten and Atti is making darn sure that fuzzy thing on the other side of the fence knows that it is HIS.  Have you tried introducing them to each other?  Often times introductions are started with the new one being in the fenced-on area.  You just may want to try it to see if it helps some. 

Here is a bit of insight; 

http://www.rabbit.org/journal/2-11/cats-and-rabbits.html

In the mean-time you may want to put litter boxes along the adjoining area or limit the view by clipping a sheet over part of the pen wall.  Then you can leave a large enough gap to fit one litterbox and it should help at least until the introductions are over.

Where do you put the hay? Bunnies love to poop while they chew hay. Do you put the hay in the litterbox? I keep a large pile of hay on top of the litter, thay way my bun poos and chews and his pin stays clean. And he always has hay to chew on throughout the day.

Niki any update on the poop situation?

My bun was recently pooing everywhere. On top of being territorial (is Charlie a new addition), when I extended her litterbox into a storebought cage, she did much better with the ability to go in more space.

That’s a hilarious picture-I’m pretty sure that’s how Dave feels!!

I was wondering….do bunnies lose their poop for territory after they are spayed/neutered?  I wasn’t sure if it was a sexual issue or a rabbit issue?  I swear that since Leo’s been neutered he poops like the Snuggle pic….I have to clean out litterboxes daily…and then he started pooping on the food shelf!  I’m w/ you Niki…bunny spankings for all OR as someone said before…”…in the pot w/ him!”

I only wish they lost the marking territory with poo after altering but nope. They can make them extra-stinky to mark territory.