Cat Toilet Training Kit with 5-Ring Step-Down System
Five rings turn the toilet you already own into a training station. The base sits on the seat, the rings step the litter down one level at a time, and the box stops taking up floor space. Set it up in one evening and let your cat move at its own pace.
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Five rings turn the toilet you already own into a training station. The base sits on the seat, the rings step the litter down one level at a time, and the box stops taking up floor space. Set it up in one evening and let your cat move at its own pace.
Lets your cat use the toilet with a simple five-ring training system
- litter box odor
- frequent litter scooping and replacement
- litter tracked around the house
- cat litter box taking up floor space
Ditch the litter box, one ring at a time
Before: daily scooping, odor, and litter on every floor. After: your cat steps down from the tray to the toilet bowl through five gradual rings.
A base that sits where your cat already goes
- A base that fits your toilet
The D-shaped base is 38 cm long and 37 cm tall, with a 3 cm thick body. The inner ring openings measure 29 cm and 23.5 cm, so you can check the fit against your seat before you start. The base sits on the seat and stays put during training.
- Five rings, one step at a time
Five stacked rings lower the litter level in steps. Each ring is a small drop from the one before it, so your cat moves down at its own pace. Hold a ring until your cat uses it without fuss, then go one step lower.
- A lid that stays closed
The lift-up hinged lid opens for cleaning and closes over the tray when you are done. A raised rim holds the litter in place, so less of it ends up tracked across the bathroom floor.
Five rings, one step down at a time
- 1Set the base on the toilet seat
Seat the D-shaped base on the toilet, then close the lid. Keep the bathroom door open so your cat can come and go.
- 2Add the first ring and the litter
Place the first ring inside the base and fill the tray with litter. Keep the tray in the same spot every day.
- 3Hold each ring until it is routine
Let your cat use the setup consistently at one ring height. Rushing the next step is the most common reason training stalls.
- 4Step down one ring
When your cat uses the current ring without trouble, lift it out and move to the next smaller ring. Go back a step if accidents happen.
- 5Keep the tray as a backup
Once your cat uses the bowl on its own, keep the litter tray nearby until the routine is steady.
Everything you need to start tonight
- Cat toilet training base with lid×1
D-shaped base with a hinged lift-up lid and raised rim
- Graduated ring inserts×5
Stack that steps the litter depth down from tray to bowl
- Instruction card×1
Step-by-step ring method printed in plain language
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The base is 38 cm long and 37 cm tall, with inner ring openings of 29 cm and 23.5 cm. The D-shaped base sits on the seat, so measure your seat before you order. Most standard seats are the right size for this shape.
The base is smooth matte PVC that wipes clean, and the hinged lid closes over the tray between sessions. The raised rim holds litter in place. Stay in the room for the first few sessions so you can see how your cat settles in.
It depends on the cat. Some cats adjust within weeks and others need months. Move to the next ring only after your cat uses the current one consistently, and go back a step if accidents happen.
No. Clumping litter can swell and clog plumbing. Scoop waste into a bag and put it in the trash.
The tray stays under the rings, and the box does not sit on your floor. You get fewer daily scoops and less litter tracked through the house. Everything you need to start, including five rings and the instruction card, comes in one box.
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