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It's in the details
Kitty's Loo is all about paying attention to the details and cats behaviors. The platform seat has a hole size that works for all sizes of cats and never changes and a training bowl with holes for excess liquid waste to fall through. It is made with heavy duty plastic that will hold the heaviest of cats.
American Made
We made it a top priority for Kitty's Loo to be manufactured in the USA and not overseas. We have a wonderful manufacturer that is family owned and makes high quality products nation and worldwide.
Keeping it simple
With it's patented design, cats are easily toilet trained with less stress and mess. After your using the loo, just flush! That's all you have to do. No more litter odor or waste.
About this product
- *Toilet train your cat within weeks
- No more litter, odor or waste
- Made in the USA
- A system that starts the training process from the litter box
Go Cats Go, Literally
Amaze your friends and family and show off your toilet trained cat.
Kitty's Loo sits on your toilet seat keeping your seat clean. The heavy duty platform seat gives your kitty comfort and plenty of room to stand on while going. It's easy to move the seat on and off whenever you need to, with no attachments.
Why do cats rule?
Cats rule because they are smart and very easy to train once you and your cat establish a great relationship. That relationship strengthens the more you know and understand your cat.
Easy Steps - Let's Get Rid of the Litter Box!!
Place Kitty's Loo On a Small Litter Box/Tray
First, pick the bathroom that you will toilet train your kitty in. Kitty's Loo sits on the small litter box/tray. Then transition your cat to using a flushable or paper pellet litter .
Move Kitty's Loo Onto Your Toilet
After your cat is use to using the platform seat, move it to the human seat with the training bowl using the flushable or paper pellet litter.
Taper Down the Flushable or Paper Pellet Litter
Slowly taper the amount of litter down with each cleaning, praising your kitty throughout.
Remove the Training Bowl!
Remove Kitty's Loo training bowl. Continue to praise your kitty. Don't forget to flush!
Any Age, and Any Size
Kittens and even senior cats, small and large cats are easily toilet trained because of the specially design of Kitty's Loo.
It's A Win, Win!
Our customers love being litter free and now have more time to enjoy spending time with their cat. Many say they wished they would have started sooner knowing how simple it is to toilet train with Kitty's Loo. We are so thrilled for them and for that we pay it forward. So for every Kitty's Loo kit sold we give back to our community and to others in need. It's all about doing the right thing and paying it forward. Being a small business is so worth it because we love cats, our customers and we love our planet. Our customers are why we continue to stay on the right path of making the best quality cat toilet training kit that is proudly 100% made in the USA. Come and join us and be a part of happy customers with successfully toilet trained cats. It's a Win, Win!
Would buy again
2025-05-22 16:27:21
Hi, we're a 4 cat home. One is senior...15yrs old. And here are photos of month number 2 on this venture. It's been interesting trying 4 cats at once. The male is most delighted to please his humans. 3yr old female not as much. I have to catch her in the act and set her on the toilet.Old 15yr old needed stairs. So I bought a set of puppy beside stairs in plastic with minimal carpet grip to try keeping this all sanitary as possible.Flushable clumping sucks. Avoid it!I use the breeze litter pellets with this toilet kit. It allows pee to drain. The pellets are much less absorbant. Then I empty them in the trash. We are on my using a handful of litter pellets now.I took all litter away and found the boy confused. He's started pawing entire rolls of toilet paper into the dish area. Also the old cat stopped using it all together and opted for meowing at the front door to pee outside. So I had to return a handful with of litter to them.... after all it's 4 cats at 4 different ages and training levels simultaneously. That's asking alot.Patience is key. Small steps each week is also key.Don't give up!Be kind no matter the mistake!Use positive attention, not treats!They also really enjoy faucet water as a reward.Get ready to be super patient and remember it is a journey that's not natural to cats. They bury their waste on instinct and want to be clean on instinct.Week 1: move litter box to bathroomWeek 2: raise litter box 2 inches.Then continue 2 inches per week until level to toilet. Invite cat in with human. So they relate proper activity to toilet.Week 4: set up this toilet kit. Let them be curious.Week 7: offer stair to toilet and none to litter box.Week 8: remove litter box. And pray. Offer Abundance of positive attention for using toilet.Like you do when potty training a toddler really.Also, we have 2 bathrooms. That's probably a must. And if the furthest I get is 4 cats keeping the half bathroom with the inner litter strainer removed then hey, I'll still be happy. That would mean no more scooping. Just flush toilet every day. Still saves smell and cost.But I want to add a brick to tank lowering water level because the kerrplop splash veers the boy away from going completely free of kit. The rest aren't too that point yet. I will update in a few months. Interesting little winter hobby so far.
Judy C.
2025-01-24 15:27:51
We’ve had the Kitty Loo for a week and Spike has used it successfully on top of the litter box every time. Today I decided I could move it to the toilet. I only have two concerns. 1) He is using it only once a day and I hope that doesn’t cause him problems. 2) The crystal litter I use includes some fine grain and I am concerned about this going through the holes in the potty and causing plumbing problems. What it the solution to this?We've been using this for about 6 months with our 5-year-old neutered male. We are at the point we have removed the bowl and he is comfortable jumping up and peeing in the toilet. For some reason he has a hang-up about pooping in the toilet. Unless we are there and lift him up (sometimes multiple times) he will poop on the bath mat. His poop is very dry and can easily be picked up with toilet paper and dumped in the toilet. I’ve decided to try compromising with him. I’ve gotten a cotton place mat which I will put in a corner of the floor. If he poops on that and continues to pee in the toilet, I will be very happy. I’m delighted to not be using litter.After deciding I could live with Spike peeing in the toilet and pooping on the floor, he changed the rules. He has never in the course of toilet training peed anywhere but in the toilet or, before that, in the litter box. Unfortunately, after deciding I could live with him pooping on the bathroom floor, he peed on the bathroom floor twice in one week. That, coupled with the fact that he always demanded I be in the bathroom when he used the toilet (he has an insistent yowl), and the fact he was peeing only once or twice a day and pooping only about every other day (that didn’t seem healthy), I gave up on the toilet training after six months. He’s now back to the litter box and I’m again dealing with litter tracked on my bathroom floor and the associated duties. It was nice while it lasted but the Kitty Loo did not turn out to be a long term alternative to a litter box.
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