LitterKwitter trains cats to use the toilet in the same way
as the owner in just eight weeks
Inventor was inspired by Ben Stiller comedy movie
Sick of clearing out your cat's litterbox? An inventor has
come up with a pet accessory that can train a cat to use a toilet like a human.
Jo Lapidge, the 48-year-old Australian lady, came up with
the novel idea after watching a comical scene in the Hollywood film Meet the
Fockers, showing a cat sharing a lavatory with one of the characters.
She abolished the need for a litter tray and has since
developed her makeshift prototype into a product that is now sold sold
worldwide.
The LitterKwitter is a set of different sized plastic
'seats' that are used to train cats, and starts with a litter tray on the floor
near the toilet.
It is then placed on top of the toilet seat and eventually
swapped for different size discs with holes in the middle that fit with the rim
of the lid, before being removed altogether.
The Sydney resident said: 'A few years ago I bought a little
Blue Burmese kitten we named Doogal.
'Not long after Doogal's arrival I soon got sick of his
smelly litter tray and his frequent, toilet-going ways. As soon as I cleaned it
he would go straight in and use it again.
The LITTER KWITTER is a total cat toilet training kit that
helps you toilet train your cat to use the regular household toilet.
That's right, potty train your cat to use the toilet!
... why?
You can
train your cat in 3-easy steps to use the toilet and say goodbye to the litter
tray... forever!
The
award-winning LITTER KWITTER System was developed with vets, animal
behaviorists and cat breeders.
The
device works with 3 color-coded stages to train your cat naturally. Watch the
videos and see how it works here.
The
LITTER KWITTER ships with a special white seat that fits all standard toilets*,
color-coded training discs and a step-by-step training DVD so you can see how
to do it.
You can
buy it here online or through one of many
pet shops and retailers in the USA, UK, Australia and
Europe.
Find more info at www.litterkwitter.com
