litter kwitter

**donnad** · 11th July 2013, 02:54 PM

Originally Posted by AFK_Matrix

Wow have never heard of anything like this at all!! Will be keeping track of your progress as this sounds fab!! I am a little confused what you would do if you had 2 MC's though? Do you have to have 2 loos or something or do they use the same rings?

Well, I think they would use the same loo, when I had two cats they both used the same litter box. It may even be easier if one cat is trained, a kitten may learn by example? The goal is to eventually have no ring and they just hop up and do their business. I have heard you can teach them to flush, but I do not think that is a good idea. I think my little monster would flush for fun, she loves to watch the water and stick her paws in if she can.

**AFK_Matrix** · 11th July 2013, 03:47 PM

Yeah that sounds sensible about the cats sharing the rings. So do you have to empty the ring with no hole quite frequently as it does seem quite shallow? As I will be at work and only popping back to feed the kittens at lunch I am a little worried they'll have an accident if the ring is full.

Oh and I will have 2 kittens doing this when I get them lol so double trouble eeek!! I might buy 2 kits though as I do have an upstairs and a downstairs loo which might help matters. I will keep an eye on your progress and read up on the kit some more.

Thanks

**KimAZ** · 11th July 2013, 04:59 PM

The flushing, while convenient, could be a problem. Here is Baxter in action when he was a kitten. YouTube. Hope the link works.

**donnad** · 11th July 2013, 11:29 PM

AFK
You wait until the kittens are spayed or neutered before you start training. I always kept her litter box in the bathroom so she was already used to doing her business in that room. The first ring is solid, the second one has a hole and the third one has a bigger hole. When you are done you no longer use any ring and they poo on the loo. It has taken a lot longer than they said but whatever all good!