oh he is so cute!!!!!! but i'm not sure what to do. this has never happened to me.(yet)

I'm thinking that you're giving him too much greens to him and his body just isn't used to it and is freaking out. Try just one thing at a time to see if it does anything to his stomach, and give a little amount- like half a leaf, or one spring of cilantro. but try just one for a few days.

The stinky pee is him marking his territory. I'm assuming he's not fixed- because before my bunny Fujoe was fixed I would gag on the smell of his pee. It will be easier to train him when he is fixed. If my assumption is wrong, and he is fixed... then maybe he's competing with another animal, or you for territory... limit his territory. Does he have full range of the room/house right now? Confine him for a few days and the using an x-pen give him a litle more room everyday.. this should help a lot!

welcome to binkybunny!

Binky has given me some great input on bunny territory/marking, etc.  Jess lives w/ 4 kitties.

Apparently their whole social order doesn't make half as much sense as it should.  Peeing/pooping may show territory but it could also show commarodity (sp?).  My cats are really not interested in any animal that pees in their bed.  We've tried to explain it to the cats...but they just don't care.