As a poop shoveler, I feel the same way. Every morning when I wake up, I find that the balcony at home is full of poop. I have to roll up my sleeves and get ready to work. The good mood of the day is gone. Is there any way to avoid having to work so hard? ?The answer is definitely yes, it is to learn to train cats to defecate in the toilet, because with the change of people's living habits, more and more people use flush toilets, so how to train British Bobtail cats to use the toilet in flush toilets? What?

British Bobtail Cat

Before adjustment, place a plastic board (or replace it with a wooden board) under the toilet seat, and then spread an appropriate amount of sand, furnace ash or sawdust and other bedding materials on the plastic board or wooden board. When you find that your cat wants to defecate, take it to the toilet immediately. Soon, it will defecate on its own. After several patient trainings, the cat gradually formed the habit of defecating on the toilet with padding. After that, the padding on the plastic board or wooden board was gradually reduced. In the process, the cat quickly learned that it should stand on Defecate and urinate on the toilet seat instead of standing on the lower padding inside the toilet. Then gradually remove all the bedding material and drill a hole in the plastic board to allow urine to drain. If the bedding is removed too early and the cat no longer wants to defecate on the toilet seat, you will have to start training again. In short, wait until your cat gets into the habit of standing on the toilet seat to relieve himself before removing the plastic or wooden board.

During the training process, you should also pay attention to several details. First of all, replace the bedding that has been soiled by urine or feces every day, and always keep the toilet clean. Doing so can speed up the training process; secondly, during training, people are prohibited from using the toilet at the same time, especially when cats urinate and defecate on the toilet. Do not disturb or obstruct it; thirdly, some cats may accidentally slip and fall into the toilet. Such cats generally will not go to the toilet to relieve themselves. At this point, the owner has to start training from scratch until the cat learns to defecate in the toilet.