Doogie's Litter Kwitter CatToilet Training MultiKatKit

I needed those two additional levels for my Litter Kwitter. First of all, way too pricey for two pieces of plastic. Second, it is bagged in soft clear plastic bag and shipped in a thin plastic white envelope (not a bubbles one). I would have prefered to be shipped at least in a box. I was afraid my items would have cracked while in transit. They were not, thank God. Happy to have acquired those two items but certainly not happy about the price, shipping and handling.

Mi è arrivata solo una parte del kit. Mancano altre ciambelle tra cui la ciambella bianca e quella rossa. Non posso adattarle al mio wc

No coincide con las medidas standar de mi sanitario por lo tanto no comprendo porque no lo especifican, y el material bueno... ahí queda

It is a bit early to rate its success, as I only received this four days ago but already my little female Birman kitten is using steps to get up onto the toilet and is using this very happily. 1st day, I removed her cat litter tray, which I already had in the downstairs loo in readiness to start training her and replaced it with the LK on the floor in place of where her cat litter tray was. She had adapted to the LK well so after a day I raised it a little higher and again she adapted well. Third day I put the LK onto the actually toilet and put some steps with treats on each of them leading to the toilet. She started using it straight away, although she seemed to only do a wee on that day, today she did the full business and received plenty of rewards in cat treats. Hopefully, she will continue on this positive note. I will update later when (and I am sure it will be 'when' instead of 'if') she has successfully used the toilet without the assistance of the LK.

You need the original 3-tray system in order to use this product, so don't buy this unless you have it already. The size differences between the original 3 trays proved too large for my cats, so the first time I attempted to toilet train them, I made my own transitional trays, first with cardboard (which became soaked and gross very quickly, even when coated with duct tape) then with a plastic cutting board. I had them fully trained for about a month before they regressed after we went on vacation and now that I've restarted the training, the last thing I wanted to do was go back to making my own trays again. I was very glad to see they're offering these transitional trays and I've had a lot of success with them. We're still at the green tray in this set, but it's gone much smoother this time.For those who were frustrated about the liquids getting down around the edges of the trays, this is because of where your cat is squatting on the tray during the early stages. One of mine would do this too, but once we moved to the first green tray, he could no longer squat close enough to an edge to do that anymore. The system is designed to gradually push your cat's position to the toilet seat, so have patience in those early stages and accept that it will be messy until you get to the later stages. There are Yahoo groups you can join for advice on how to go about toilet training your cat and those are very helpful when things get frustrating and you're wondering where you're going wrong (CatsT-Training is the best one I've found for this).