Cat Toilet Training System

I've now had the litter kwitter for around 5 months, and I didn't want to review it until I'd had enough time to try it with my 4 y/o Siamese. She's a picky little cat, and not really all that bright quite frankly! I really didn't think she would take to the learning curve of a new toilet routine, so I was very sceptical; particularly with regard to suboptimal hygiene around the toilet for any picky humans to discover. Still, after a couple of false starts due to having to travel abroad for work and holidays I had a couple of months to try getting her used to the kit. The first step with the red tray was pretty easy. She was confused by the toilet shaped tray being right next to the human toilet, and kept and coming and meowing at me, but after a while she started using it like her regular tray. The step up to the toilet bowl was a bit tricky. I was impressed that the toilet cover that holds the 3 stage trays fitted so well, as I had imagined it slipping off and having to clean up a nasty feline mess. In fact it's very sturdy, and very easy to keep clean. Where she did slightly miss the red tray, the mess could just be cleaned off with a detergent wet wipe. Only once did anything "escape", and it wasn't a disaster. Moving onto the orange tray after about 3 weeks produced more confused mewling, but the day I went in the bathroom and saw the business in the bottom of the bowl was so good. I gave her lots of praise, and head strokes to give her confidence, and she was soon used to the new method. It was in fact always a bit of giggle in the house to suddenly hear the very human like tinkling in the bowl :) With treats and praise, so she knew she was doing things correctly, I got her to the stage were I just left the white surround on the toilet rim (I peeped to watch her a couple of times and she was struggling to keep her balance without it). Only for a week or 2 though. In fact now, she's perfectly okay with the procedure, and I've removed the surround altogether. Not only that, but I think she seems to appreciate the fact that her business just disappears (underwater). She's so pleased with herself afterwards, she comes to see me shimming her tail straight up in the air and meowing like a proud 6 year old child (well minus the tail...), just to let me know that I'm required to go and do the flush. So for me, my glistening white tile bathroom, my fresh smelling apartment, completely devoid of annoying grains of cat litter underfoot, and my very clean, very happy cat, this product is a revelation. I've even had friends ask to come round and watch her go to the toilet. So many people don't believe me, and my mum just thought it was nonsense. That was until she came to stay for 3 weeks whilst I was holiday, and witnessed the miracle for herself :)

This was a great idea, you need to purchase a special flushable cat litter separately. That special cat little is made with Barley which isn't suitable for people with Coeliac disease or a Barley allergy as the dust goes everywhere. One cat Lovely got the idea quickly and used the litter kuitter very well. The other cat Bear had no idea and didn't use it at all. Be aware this doesn't work on all cats

Probably make your life and that of the cat easier if you get the extra 2 rings from the MultiKatKit. The holes are a bit daunting otherwise. Update 16/Nov/15: Well, I wouldn't have believed it (though obviously we had hopes) but the cat (10 years old) is on the final ring (the green one). Yesterday we reduced the litter in that with the aim of having him get used to being totally without cat litter before we remove this, the very last ring, and move him onto the final stage of White holder only (the white holder is always in place - it fits over the toilet bowl and holds the current ring). Eventually we intend to get rid of the white holder as well though we might leave it there. Depends on feedback from the cat! Leaving it in place wouldn't be a big deal but we'll see. He doesn't do his business on the ring anymore (mind you, it's so narrow he'd need to be quite the sharpshooter to land anything on it) - he does his business straight through the hole. I notice he's still using the ring to balance one paw on. This last ring has only about 1/2 to 3/4 inch of plastic all around so hopefully he won't miss it when it goes. I notice that without any teaching he's learnt over time to face the right way. Just as well - wouldn't want to frighten the horses. Already saving a fortune on cat litter and hardly any tracking now that there's so little cat litter in that final green ring. We still have a box in there beside the loo that he uses as a step - though he doesn't use it getting off the loo. Initially we had the rings with the white holder on that and eventually when he was used to the height just moved it onto the loo. At the very beginning we had the red ring on the floor beside the loo and gradually raised it until it was roughly loo height then moved it onto the loo and only then started changing the rings. Read all the reviews - loads of info in there that thought us a lot. Thanks guys. And be sure to go on youtube to see how cats do their business and that'll inspire and amaze you. Yeah, I know how that sounds. Must get out more. And don't get the cut out system in case you need to go back to an earlier ring (we didn't have to go back). And do get the extra 2 rings. A bit expensive initially (those 2 rings should really be included) but well worth it. Very well made product - extremely strong. Faultless. Indeed, downright clever! That's enough to be going on with...

This item is amazing. While taking some time to train our cat, it's very neat and effective. Seller shipped quickly. Great product!

Ce produit permet d'apprendre facilement aux chats à faire leurs besoins sur les toilettes. J'ai néanmoins était obligée d'acheter le kit intermédiaire (directement sur le site de Litter Kwitter) car avec 2 chats, chacun a une progression différente, et l'un de mes chats avait fait un blocage complet pour passer de l'étape rouge à la orange. J'avais du régressé et repasser à l'étape rouge. Du coup avec le disque orange intermédiaire (entre rouge et orange) et vert intermédiaire (entre orange et vert), cela a facilité. Je passe les étapes très lentement ce qui évite les blocages. Je veille à ce qu'il y ait toujours un minimum de grains de litières (sinon ils cherchent à faire ailleurs). J'en suis à l'étape verte. Cela peut aller plus vite je pense, mais cela dépend des chats. J'ai eu néanmoins quelques accidents. Donc je veille à passer d'une étape à l'autre uniquement le weekend quand je suis présente. Ils peuvent miauler, être mal à l'aise quand l'étape change. Je les encourage, les aide, et finalement ils y arrivent. S'il y a un blocage, n'hésitez pas à repasser à l'étape précédente. J'utilise avec une litière compatible pour aller dans les toilettes. Pendant un temps, malheureusement, il risque d'y avoir des grains un peu partout, le temps que les chats apprennent. Mais c'est un très bon produit, de qualité très nettement supérieure aux autres produits de ce type que l'on peut trouver. Il est un peu cher, mais il vaut mieux mettre un peu plus. J'ai déménagé et racheté un 2ème Litter Kwitter car j'ai 2 toilettes maintenant. J'espère que mes chats vont réussir l'étape verte pour que je suis enfin tester sans cercle :) Je vous le conseille les yeux fermés si vous voulez apprendre à votre chat à utiliser les toilettes.

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Llegó roto y como si estuviera usado anteriormente. El vendedor no es confiable, recomiendo no comprarle

UPDATE. I started using Litter Quitter in January 2017. Both my kittens/now cats have taken very easily to Litter Kwitter. It is a gift to people like myself who should not handle cat waste for health reasons. We have used only 1 bag of litter in 6 months (about 3 tbsps per use). My guys are resistant to moving completely to the 'bare' toilet seat so we have decided not to worry about it. The final stage of Litter Quitter is working quite well for us. My one issue is that one of my cats will not use the LItter Quitter if the bowl has been flushed after use by other cat. I bought 2 kits so that we could set up the other toilet if we are going to be away for an extended time. I am considering teaching them to flush it themselves or looking at automatic sensor flushing systems (Kohler has one for under $100) but right now it isn't an issue for us. It took some patience in the beginning and I would suggest introducing it at a time when you can supervise the training. I have had 5 different cats over my life time and I think that all of them would have appreciated the clean and tidy Litter Quitter over the litter box alternative. I subscribe to a couple cat training feeds/blogs and have been encouraging people to try it and almost all of them have been very pleased with the product.