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The only solid hypothesis I can ever land on is that it's a product of his anxiety, sadly, since my presence and accessibility is the only constant in him not pooping on the floor. I've often just come around to accepting it as his unfortunate quirk that I'll just have to deal with forever...

Thank you for the replies thus far! Addressing some of the follow-ups: 1. They're most definitely not dingleberries or kicked out of the litter box; there is no litter on them, and they're full piles. 2. I've tried limiting access or putting mats down, but he'll still poop on the nearest patch...

I forgot to mention that I have tried the 'moving the litter box' solution, as well as having a second litter box. Nothing changed.

Hey cat people. First-time poster here, and I present to you a confounding mystery worth of Purrlock Holmes. I hate myself for that pun, and I don't blame you if you do too. I will present to you the facts as I have gathered them after years of study. This is the truth as I see it: Subject...