Has anyone ever toilet trained or heard of toilet train your cat?

Question

I am trying to toilet train my cat. I have 2 kitties. I just put the kit in the toilet. One will sit on it and leap off (no poopy), the other was sleeping in the toilet. Help

Answer 1

The only place ive seen that is in the movie Meet the parents!!

Answer 2

I have seen a toilet trained cat in action but I have never actually trained my cats. I've looked it up online for you though and it suggests to begin by moving your litter box next to the toilet seat.

Once your cats get used to this then stack books, newspapers etc. under the litter box to raise it. Do it around one inch at a time in little progressions until it's level with the toilet seat.

By the way this whole time your toilet lid should be up, seat down.

Afterwards move the litter box directly over the toilet, and once your cats get used to that then take the little box away. Fill your kit or w/e with about 2 inches of litter.

Also, forgot to mention this, don't put the litter box on the toilet seat until the cat has started to jump onto the toilet seat first to use the litter box. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

I've never done it, but I have heard of toilet training cats. I read an interesting story about it many years ago. A woman successfully toilet trained her cat. Shortly thereafter, her water bill increased significantly, and she couldn't figure out why. Then, one day, she saw her cat enter the bathroom. She followed, and saw her cat jump up on the toilet seat, flush the toilet, then stare at the water spinning around in the toilet. Seems that the cat was having a great time doing this all day long!

Answer 4

If you do not have another litter box first find out where they are going otherwise. It is not abnormal for a cat to sleep in his litter box mine did that alot, but now that i no longer have the kit in there occasionally he will sleep across the seat because it is a good perch i guess. The best way i found was to either shut them out of the bathroom or in a large pet carrier until you know they have to go and then let them in. You will have to help them with form, etc. starting out. Let me know if you need more help as [e-mail]. Also remember with several cats you have to clean it after each time.

Answer 5

Yes You put a pan that you buy over the toilet that you put litter in and get your cat to use that. Then over time you remove more and more litter from it until there almost none. Then you remove the pan. Then they use the toilet without the pan. Could take as long as 6 months to a year but, it really works.

Answer 6

This is really not the best idea. Cats shoulld be using a litter box INSTEAD of a toilet. They might drown in the toilet (some have). Really, have your cats use a litter box and skip the toilet training. Like I said, it rarely works.

Answer 7

Yes.

http://www.citikitty.com/

Answer 8

There are actually kits that you can buy to do this. I don't recommend it though, because I tried with my cat and she fell in once and now she won't even go near the bathroom!!!

Answer 9

By doing that will make sure they never go on the toilet ...and yes is more common that you think my Cat did it and they are smart enough to figure out for their self and do it on their own .....And Remember that you can never train a cat because they are way too smart for that ************Think If they knew how to use a can-Opener they wouldn't need us for anything....And always remember cat's are the one who....Own/train People ....People Don't Own/train Cats .....Everyone knows that.

Answer 10

Some cats can leanr the trick, some cannot. My friend's old cat did it all his life, learned it by himself.

All her new cats (she has 5!) have to use litter box. Good luck.