We recommend starting the toilet training when cats are older than three months and are already litter box trained.
On average, the training lasts from 3 to 7 weeks depending on your cat’s learning abilities. This is an average timeframe; some cats succeed in less than two weeks, some take a little longer than 7 weeks. After the training, your cat will not need The Last Litter anymore!
Yes, The Last Litter was created to allow you to safely and hygienically remove the training kit so you can have the toilet for your personal usage. Only pregnant or nursing women should take some precautions and consult a physician when sharing the same toilet
No, The Last Litter is only used during the training. Once the training is finished, you can remove the product entirely.
The Last Litter has been specially designed to help cats which may find toilet training a challenge.
Maintain the tray at this position until the cat is comfortable and then remove it. Indeed, some cats are not comfortable with water, and it takes time for them to get accustomed to it.
The training works for multiple cats. Consider the following tips:
Always keep The Last Litter handy in case you need to get your cats accustomed to a new place. You can simply start from the last step of the training for a week until your cat recognizes its new toilet.
We strongly recommend that you start toilet training your cat only when you have enough time at home to monitor your cat’s progress (allowing time for your cat’s adjustment at each step) and to clean the litter regularly.
Toilet training is not recommended for cats suffering from illnesses (such as urinary tract infections or arthritis), for pregnant or nursing cats.
Precaution must be taken for pregnant or nursing women. Please consult your physician before toilet training your cat.