Cat toilet training
One of the first things as an owner you want to potty train your cat is to know about your cat.
The behavior of a cat; dos and don'ts of cat training.
Since we're going to talk about potty training a cat, we need to establish some ground rules. The most important is that if you do not catch the cat relieving itself on the floor at that very moment; What you do about it will make no sense to the cat. Cats remember this kind of thing only briefly. Do not rub the cat's nose, that will only cause pain, or do something that could harm or hurt your cat. Doing any of these painful acts will only make the cat fear you and it will be very difficult for you to train your cat to perform any behavior or to care for your cat.
Let's take a look at potty training a cat. Having a trained cat potty in any home toilet will save you thousands of dollars on cat litter. It will keep the cats area clean, safe, and dry, and since a cat doesn't like clutter, this is a great way to get rid of clutter for you.
Now you are wondering why anyone would want the cat to use the bathroom and not the litter box. In feline feces, when mixed with cat litter, it can make people of all ages sick. When the cat leaves the litter box to a person, the germs from the litter box are on its paws. When you or a member of your family is sick or elderly, it is very likely that you suffer from this disease.
With a potty-trained cat, the feces are submerged in water, which will help prevent the disease from spreading. There are devices on the market that will help you potty train your cat. The devices come with books to help and support you with potty training your cat.
Let's look at the potty to see what steps are taken to get the cat to use the toilet.
First, you will need to place the device in the toilet. It is basically a small, shallow version of a toilet that fits under the toilet ring.
The recommendation is to put a small amount of kitty litter in the small portion of the plastic container. Then remove all other cat litter boxes so the cat only finds litter in one place. Another thought is to cover the plants from the ground, so that the cat cannot dig in the dirt.
With the device you get, there could be some sort of fragrance to put on the toilet device to help attract the cat to that area. Leave the cat for a while in the bathroom, with the door closed, privacy is something the cat needs and wants and the cat will explore the sand in the toilet and use it there. If there seems to be a problem with the cat's gait, you may want to place the litter box next to the toilet, this way the cat will get used to it and see the toilet, before starting training. At this time, if you see that the cat needs to leave, pick up the cat and place it in the toilet with the device on so that the kitten can see the device and the litter.
All of this will take time and a lot of patience on your part and a good training for the cat. The cat does not have natural instincts to go to the bathroom and go to the bathroom. When a cat is older, this can be a real chore, as older cats often have their own habits and don't like change. With this, you will want to use the slow approach.
In the end, you and your cat will be happy that there are no more cat litter boxes at home.
The rewards are very important in this training and also difficult; You may not see or catch your cat along the way, but remember to reward it when you see it.
