Things You'll Need
- Litter box
- Crate or table to elevate litter box
- Metal bowl or tray
- Flushable litter
Instructions
Put your cat’s litter box next to the toilet for a few days so he can get used to eliminating in this new room.
Gradually elevate the litter box a few inches at a time with a crate or table until it is level with the toilet seat. This helps your cat get used to eliminating at a greater height.
Place the litter box directly on the toilet, with the lid up and seat down. Leave it there until your cat is used to the box’s new location.
Place a metal bowl or tray inside the toilet bowl, making sure it fits snugly.
Fill the metal bowl or tray with flushable cat litter.
Gradually reduce the amount of litter in the metal bowl. Clean out the bowl every time your cat uses it to reduce odor.
Fill the metal bowl with a small amount of water once you’re barely using any litter. Gradually increase the amount of water in the bowl each day.
Remove the bowl once your cat is comfortable defecating in approximately one inch of water. Allow the cat to defecate directly in the toilet bowl.