Cat Toilet Training Kit, Litter Box Plastic Sand Box Mat Cat Trainer Cat Toilet Cleaning Hygienic Pet Supply (2024)

This kit didn't work for our cat. I think this is because she is about 1 year old, which is too late. Overall, this kit has a great quality

Didn’t work.. design not great comes apart easily with simple digging… tried to hot glue it… gross… bins are not deep enough. Husband got irritated with the system and this ended up in trash… cat that HAD been litter trained ended up deciding it like to use basement as his litter box instead….. now it’s an ongoing issue with going to bathroom in wrong places (random spot on floor, rugs, sump pump, a food bowl on kitchen shelf!!)…. Side note anyone want a slightly used youngish cat?

This product turn out to be not sturdy and because of that sabotaged the toilet training. I would go with another product.

Bit too complicated and not so user friendly for my cat. My cat was not very keen on it.Biggest issue was that it did not fit well in the toilet and so it was wobbly. So thus the cat was not comfortable with it.The added litter scooper and broom are not needed. Every cat lever has one. What is needed? May be the item with a little better for people in general.

I love the idea of this and have seen these over the years. I decided to test this out when I had the chance and I learned the things I like and what I don’t. I love how easy this is to install and it’s very easy to remove when you need a turn yourself. Having the suction and the overhanging parts keep it very secure so it doesn’t slide around when the cat jumps on and off the toilet. The things I don’t like is how shallow this is. It ends up not being deep enough to cover the mess so the cat keeps trying to bury it until it either gets knocked off the edge or the cat knocks off the rings. That brings me to the next issue. The rings don’t snap together so they just kind of fall apart when they are pushed around by the cat trying to bury their mess. It does work but could use some improvement

Very easy to use, my cat has adjusted well to using the toilet

This is a garbage execution of a good idea. It doesn't hold anywhere enough litter to offset ANY digging your cat might do. They WILL in an attempt to bury there poop push it right off the edge. And when they pee it will just get stuck to the inserts forcing you to dump it all off and clean everything off including the floor where the poop lands. Don't buy this

I have purchased a few of these systems. This is the first one that has actually worked on my 2 year and 8 year old cats. They both use it. It comes apart easily, but not when I don’t want it to. It’s very easily washed and does not move once suctioned to the toilet.

Stayed on toilet well, served its purpose however the cats popped the blue rings apart and dumped litter in the toilet everytime they scratch or dug . A little glue and it worked like a charm

It wasn’t what I expected.

At first oufr cat was very curious butg when she got on the unit it was too wobly and unstable. She would not go near it again. So I would say this is a strike out!

So first off I haven't abandoned this yet because I think some of these problems will be fixed in later stages, but the product design isn't helping.I'm a few days in and I've included a photo of a typical morning after 2 cats go poo overnight.The first night they peed on a blanket I had on the floor because I hadn't actively trained them on this litter box style. After spending 30 minutes with them and a box of treats I was able to bribe them into jumping on the toilet themselves and get them to make more positive associations with it (they know the toilet has water and they dislike that).Second night one cat used it but the other cat must have felt it was too dirty so she pooped near the toilet instead. I think the tray if the tray were deeper it would really help with this.Third night they both went in it, but again it was a tight squeeze and some fell off.For the company: Overall it seems like the cats don't want to turn around with their backs to the toilet, probably because of spacing issues. This means they constantly pee on/near the front corner that just so happens to be the finger hole you need to use to pull the blue tray out. While I think this may be less of a problem once I start removing the center trays, I think you should still redesign the trays to be deeper and also have multiple finger divets.For the buyers: It's disgusting and requires active positive reinforcement and training, but it's a process that I'm still interested in seeing if it pays off. However I know my next hurdle will be opening the center trays and revealing the water.... So wish me luck.

Ca fonctionne pas pour mon chat