Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System
Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System
Cats bury their waste in a litter tray to hide the odor from predators. This is a survival instinct. When they use the toilet instead of the litter tray the water in the pan hides the odor more effectively and the cat is satisfied. The Litter Kwitter leads the cat through three stages of behavior modification to teach the cat how to balance on the toilet how to aim correctly into the pan and finally how to go without the need for litter.It fits all standard toilets & ships with a step-by-step training DVD plus a full color instruction book so anyone can do it. The special white seat starts on the floor next to the toilet with the red training disc full of litter just like their regular litter tray. Later the whole thing is placed on the toilet rim so your cat learns to hop up to go. This take around 2-3 weeks on average.
This award-winning product is sold in over 40 countries and has appeared on TV hundreds of times including BBC 1 BBC2 HGTV Fox News CNN and NBC.
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Big Risk buying this....think about it, By Eric Ihde (San Diego, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System (Misc.)
So I bought this after reading many many reviews and I even watched a video of a customer review that proved it worked with their cat,although just remember all cats are different and will not react the same. I have a 2yr old rag doll, our only problem was shes too large for this and always ended up getting litter all over the place and sometimes some of her waste would get on the floor and it was not a fun experience. we had good successful other than that but BUT THINK THIS THROUGH BEFORE YOU PURCHASE OR YOU COULD BE WASTING YOUR MONEY. smelling pee or poop when she did'n t get it all the way in and then having to clean it up is not fun and not worth it. Hope this helps. |
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