Litter Kwitter - Toilet Train a Cat

So you own a cat, you've seen Meet The Parents, and really wish that you could get your cat to use the toilet. Well, with the Litter Kwitter, you can!!! You can amaze your friends and family and get rid of that old smelly litter box for good! The Litter Kwitter allows you to train your cat to use a human toilet in 8 weeks or less. Through a series of small changes in their behavior, cats will learn to use the toilet naturally. By using a 3-step red, amber, green process, the Litter Kwitter will lead to a litter-free home. This product is totally reusable time after time. How does it work? Cat's instinctively bury their waste to hide the smell from predators in the wild. By depositing their waste in the toilet water the smell is hidden even better leaving your cat one happy kitty. Litter Kwitter uses a three step process. Stage One takes approximately 2-3 weeks. You start by putting the white seat form near the toilet with the red training disk inside full of litter just like a normal litter box. Later you clip the unit onto your toilet teaching your frisky feline to hop up and use it on the toilet. Stage Two also takes approximately 2-3 weeks and uses the amber disk. The amber disk contains a small hole in the middle and is surrounded by litter. Your cat learns to balance on the insert. The location of the hole teaches the cat where to place his feet while moving it's rear end over the hole. With this stage your cat will experience going into the water for the first time. Stage Three uses the green insert. The hole in the green insert is larger and teaches your cat how to lean properly and go directly in the toilet while correctly balancing it's paws on the seat. With this stage your cat will no longer need litter and you get the excitement of a litter free home! No more smells and germs!! Eventually you remove the Litter Kwitter completely and the process is complete! Now if you could only teach your Cat to flush! The LITTER KWITTER was developed with PhD Animal Behaviorists and has been endorsed by animal welfare organizations including the RSPCA.