Purpose

Extensive research indicates that toilet training your cat as opposed to having your cat use a litter box is highly beneficial to the cats overall well-being leading to happier and healthier cats.

Additional research has shown that cats associate the smell of the litter box with danger and though using it are often fearful of the litter box causing them stress. Even further, the contents of the litter box including fragrances, deodorants, dyes and disinfectants can be harmful to your cats health and well being.
Study

We selected six cats including two of each breed (one male, one female) of the more popular Maine Coon, Ragdoll, and Persian breed of cat and then applied the techniques found in the Toilet Train My Cat eBook.

Results

We found the skills and tactics to be highly effective. Two cats were toilet trained within six days, 2 cats were toilet trained within 6 weeks, one cat was toilet trained within 4 months and though our study ended after six months, the last cat seems to be nearly completing the training.

Analysis

The female cats were on the relatively quicker side of learning as opposed to the male counterparts. Two female cats (Maine Coon and Persian finished within six days). The third female finished the program with 6 weeks. As for the males, the Ragdoll was the last one who had yet to complete the program at the end of six months.

Review

We highly recommend theToilet Train My Cat eBook. It is highly effective, efficient and successful. The book carefully walks you and your cat through the steps necessary to Toilet Train Your Cat and the company also throws in some great bonus gifts including a Cats Treats and a Cats Training Guide. For more information or to purchase your eBook go to Toilet Train My Cat eBook here..

Marvin has toilet trained many cats using these proven steps and recommends reviewing the Basic Steps To Toilet Training Cats Here with pictures and video. Marvin is also a lover of many pets.

Author: Marvin Charles
Article Source: EzineArticles.com

The book reveals how a cat’s agility, intelligence and need for cleanliness makes it a natural subject for toilet training. Training a cat to use the toilet is easy and safe for owner and cat. Some cats are quick studies and learn in a couple of weeks, others may take longer. More than one cat can be trained.

– Stop scooping and discarding your cat’s waste every day
– Save at least $175/year per cat on litter
– Eliminate the awful litter box odors in your home
– Stop your cat from tracking her dirty, litter-contaminated paws all over the house
– Help the environment by keeping used cat litter out of our landfills

In the easy-to-read beginner’s guide, Karen Pryor, the world’s leading clicker training expert, tells you how to teach your cat:

* to come when called
* to play without biting or scratching
* to stay off the table
* to get along with dogs
* to walk outside on a leash
* to do cute tricks and games!

All with a click and a treat!

But they don’t always start out that way. Every day, adorable kittens are charming their way into our homes. What happens once they get there? The family’s favorite furry bundle of love can quickly become a real handful. But now help is on the way.

From renowned cat-care expert Mordecai Siegal comes the only book written specifically for the baffled “parent” of a new kitten, with all the warmth and wisdom to bring you and your feline safely and happily from the veterinarian’s office to the home. Siegal takes readers through the many milestones and challenges of raising a healthy kitten, such as:

• Navigating the adoption process

• Selecting the kitten that’s right for you

• Understanding different breeds

• Understanding kitten behavior

• Testing your kitten’s personality

• Socializing and bonding

• Meeting your kitten’s individual needs

• Kitten training

• Solving common problems, such as scratching furniture, litter box mishaps, plant eating, allergies, medical issues

This warmly written, beautifully illustrated guide is an essential source of wisdom and inspiration for any kitten owner or kitten owner to be.