Product Overview
A cat toilet training kit that retires the litter box for good. The tray sits under your toilet seat and lets your cat make the change from litter to porcelain in stages rather than in one leap. For anyone tired of buying litter, hauling bags, and finding tracked grit across the floor, this is the alternative — and once the transition is complete there is no tray, no scoop and no litter smell in the house at all.
Why You'll Love It
- Ends the recurring cost of litter once training is complete
- No more tracked grit across floors and carpets
- Nothing to scoop and nothing to store
- Fits a wide range of toilet shapes and sizes
- Reusable and easy to clean between stages
Key Features
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Staged training design – a cat-friendly layout that eases the change from litter box to toilet
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Strong support – built to hold most cats' weight without sliding
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Universal fit – 15.35 x 14.37 in, sized to suit a wide range of toilet shapes
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Waste-collecting base – the bottom design collects excrement to make clean-up quick
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Easy to clean – smooth surfaces, reusable between stages
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Two colours – Pink and Grey
Product Specifications
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Material: The manufacturer states ABS in one place and environmentally friendly PP in another. We publish both rather than choose; either way it is a rigid moulded plastic.
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Dimensions: 39 x 36.5 cm (15.35 x 14.37 in)
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Available colours: Pink, Grey
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Quantity: 1 piece
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Suitable pets: Cats
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Placement: Fits under a standard toilet seat
Package Includes
- 1 x cat toilet trainer tray in the colour selected
Important Information
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Check your toilet. The tray measures 39 x 36.5 cm (15.35 x 14.37 in). Measure the rim of your toilet bowl before ordering.
- Litter is not included. You will use your own during the training stages.
- Go slowly. Rushing the stages is the single most common reason toilet training fails — if your cat starts going elsewhere, step back a stage and hold there longer.
- Not suitable for kittens, elderly cats, cats with arthritis or mobility problems, or overweight cats who may struggle to balance. Keep a conventional litter box for those.
- In a multi-cat household, every cat has to make the transition, or the ones that have not will go elsewhere.
- Household members need to keep the lid up and the door open. That is a real change of habit and worth agreeing before you start.
- Clean the tray between stages with warm soapy water. No dishwasher guidance is supplied by the manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does toilet training take?
It varies enormously by cat, and the manufacturer publishes no timeline. Weeks rather than days is the realistic expectation. Move to the next stage only once your cat is using the current one confidently.
Will it fit my toilet?
It is 39 x 36.5 cm (15.35 x 14.37 in) and described as suiting a wide range of toilet shapes. Measure your rim before ordering.
Does it come with litter?
No. The package contains the trainer tray only; you supply your own litter for the training stages.
Is it safe for an older or heavier cat?
We would not recommend it. Toilet training asks a cat to balance on a rim, which is unfair to a cat with stiff joints or poor balance. Keep a litter box for those cats.
What if my cat refuses?
Some cats never take to it, and that is a legitimate outcome. Go back to a litter box rather than pushing — a cat that stops using the toilet reliably will start using your floor.
Can I still use it if I have two cats?
You can, but both need to be trained together and both need to succeed. If one cat opts out, keep a litter box available or that cat will find its own arrangement.
