by davoomac on July 5th, 2006
amazingly YES.
"If the toilet is your last bastion of peace and quiet, beware, you may soon have to fight a cat for the prime throne spot.
An Australian woman has designed, and is now selling, a system to train cats to use a toilet.
'Litter Kwitter,' the toilet training system went on sale in December, and at 89 U.S. dollars a piece, 20 thousand units have already been sold."
check out the reuters article:
http://today.reuters.co.uk/tv/videoStory.aspx?isSummitStory=false&storyId=0f08e091409dae7deb2a62240eaec4404883fa81
here are some more cats that have learned how to use the toilet:
by davoomac on July 5th, 2006
amazingly YES.
"If the toilet is your last bastion of peace and quiet, beware, you may soon have to fight a cat for the prime throne spot.
An Australian woman has designed, and is now selling, a system to train cats to use a toilet.
'Litter Kwitter,' the toilet training system went on sale in December, and at 89 U.S. dollars a piece, 20 thousand units have already been sold."
check out the reuters article:
http://today.reuters.co.uk/tv/videoStory.aspx?isSummitStory=false&storyId=0f08e091409dae7deb2a62240eaec4404883fa81
here are some more cats that have learned how to use the toilet:
by tefend on September 19th, 2006
You can train your cat to use the toilet and there are kits out there that make it easy.
Check out - www.citikitty.com
You can also view some photos and videos of toilet trained cats at www.kittygoespotty.com
by rkennedy on July 5th, 2006
yup
by rkennedy on July 5th, 2006
they can even flush!
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on October 26th, 2009
I don't think ocelots can legally be kept as pets anymore, but they do easily adapt to using a toilet. In the wild, they climb a tree overhanging a stream or river to do #2. So toilets are pretty much second nature to them. http://www.cathouse-fcc.org/peaches.html
by Takei-Shihan on October 26th, 2009
While I have never seen these products before, I have trained cats to open the bathroom door, turn the light on, use the toilet, flush, turn the light off, and close the bathroom door on their way out ... All I had to do was replace the round door knobs with with a 6" long crescent lever handle that a cat can easily jump up and pull down on, replace the tiny light switch with left (on) & right (off) 2" square buttons that can be tapped easily, and replace the flush control with a longer lever flush handle ... then teach the cat to use them ... starting at about 3 months old, it took about 5 to 6 weeks for the kitten/cat to get everything perfect ...
by sm00z on October 26th, 2009
I would only do that if my cat were a Bengal tiger.
Only then would the cat's butt fit on the toilet seat.
by Sunblynd 5.0 on October 4th, 2006
What are you looking at me for?
by rkennedy on July 5th, 2006
and again!
by xxbamf on December 17th, 2007
I'm so gona teach this to my cat tommorow
by rebepany on April 3rd, 2008
This totally can be done. The most popular kit in the states is CitiKitty - http://www.citikitty.com
by Ironhead on October 26th, 2009
I did have a cat many years ago, Elvira, that would use the toilet if we left the seat up. We did not train her to do it, she did it on her own.
by rkennedy on July 5th, 2006
yes!
Why does my cat not use the litter box?
by Answerbag Staff 2 days ago
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Should each cat have its own litter box?
by Answerbag Staff on January 27th, 2010
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My cat is 13 years old and has always used her cat pan. She is an indoor cat only. She now goes next to her pan and not in her pan. We have changed litter, pans, etc. We can not get her to use her cat pan anymore.
by supersue on September 16th, 2009
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Is it ok to flush cat poop that has a little bit of litter on it down the toilet? Will the litter clog up the plumbing? TIA
by Anonymous on July 31st, 2009
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My cat is about a year old and has recently started pooping in odd places like the kitchen table!! His litter box is clean and we haven't changed brand etc. It started with deficating beside the litter box and now you never know where it'll be.
by Lovey4242 on July 29th, 2009
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omg, I feel so sorry for the black cat, I'm sure it sux to fall in your own feces
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