Cats can be trained to walk directly into the toilet. This will take a certain amount of time - from several weeks to months. To get started, your cat should already be at least litter box accustomed. The main idea is that transplanting a cat from a litter box to a toilet bowl should take place in several stages. Make small changes, then give your cat time to get used to.
Instructions
Step 1
Move the cat litter box to the toilet area. See if she finds it and uses it as before.
Step 2
Gradually place its tray on a hill, first on a small one, then a little higher. Until her toilet is flush with the toilet. Make sure that the litter box does not wobble or fall when the cat jumps into it and rakes in litter.
Step 3
Move the litter box to the toilet seat.
Step 4
Put it in there every time after using the toilet yourself. Reduce the amount of litter in the tray gradually.
Step 5
Replace your regular litter box with a cat retraining box. They can be sold at specialty pet stores and look like a narrower toilet seat with a removable mesh base. If you haven't found this box, try building it yourself from a small basin placed under the rim of your toilet seat.
Step 6
Make sure your cat starts walking in this basin. This "simulator" is necessary so that the animal is not afraid of the water that is constantly in the toilet.
Step 7
After a few days of successful addiction, it's time to cut a hole about 20 centimeters in diameter in the bottom of the pelvis, gradually increasing its size every day. In cat training chairs, rings are gradually removed from the base. This is done so that the cat is not afraid to relieve water directly.
Step 8
We remove the special device, leave the toilet in its usual form. We are watching. If the cat refuses to accept the novelty, go back one step.
