My cat originally used the litter box for defecation and urination. Although good litter has deodorizing effects, small granules were scattered all over the home, and white little paw prints were on the furniture.

　　Cats are intelligent animals. Is it possible to train them to use the toilet like humans do? So I came up with a good way to train cats to use the toilet. Everyone might want to give it a try.

　　First, train the cat to have a regular schedule for defecation and urination. Usually keep the litter box in the bathroom and keep the door closed so the cat cannot enter freely. Open the door on a schedule to let it relieve itself.

　　Then I found a small plastic basin that can be stably placed in the toilet bowl. I put a small amount of cat litter inside to let the cat get comfortable using it. Gradually reduce the amount of litter until none is left. Of course, the cat might want to scratch, so a small amount of paper scraps can be substituted, eventually removed completely.

　　When the cat adapts to this way, a hole is chiseled at the edge of the bottom of the small basin. This allows the cat’s urine to flow out smoothly. Feces can be flushed directly into the toilet with water. The cat can relieve itself indoors without odor or scattered litter, and the cat becomes even cuter. At the same time, monthly spending on cat litter is saved.