So I am in the process of toilet training my 4 month old kitten Dexter, he is probably about 5 lbs. It is going very well, he using an aluminum turkey basting tray in the toilet bowl without a problem (he still has 4 feet in the bowl) but today we had to take his 'litter tray' out of the box and keep him in our bedroom for a while because someone was coming by to look at our dryer (connected to the bathroom, and we aren't supposed to have a cat). He didn't use the tray in the bedroom instead when we let him out he ran into the bathroom, jumped on the toilet and peed, OFF of the toilet and onto the rug in front of it. Honestly I am very happy that he ran to the toilet instead of seeking out the tray, I was very impressed (it's only been about 4 days since we started) but how can we get him to turn around and get it in the toilet?! Lol
Yup! They have special seats for toilet trained cats. And your cat is almost there, just a minor adjustment is necessary.
CitiKitty $ 29.99
Specially-Designed Training Seat
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Gradually transitions your cat (s) to the toilet. Works with cats of all size, age and breed and fits all toilets including round and elongated.
That is kind of retarded that your potty training your animal. But anyways ..
There's a special toilet seat you can buy just for that, and basically it has a wider rim so the cat won't fall into the toilet seat .. so you should probably buy that.
That is wonderful! I've always wanted to pursue teaching my cats to be toilet trained, but just haven't had the time off to make a go of it. You might want to try this site for good Q n A about toilet training cats, and there are some products out there that might help. The internet is full of advice.
http://www.karawynn.net/mishacat/toilet. ... good luck!
If you mean people toilet,
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ug7WEUxH ... )
pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com The video below is great. Just show your cat how and what she needs to do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEg3zqRcj ...
Follow him in there each time & turn him around! Do it gently so you don't scare him out of the idea.
