Cat Toilet Training Kit with Staged Trays

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A staged toilet training tray that fits a standard loo seat and takes a cat from litter to plumbing in steps, with nothing to buy again.

Toilet training a cat is not one leap, it is a slow narrowing of the hole they stand over. This is the set of nested trays that lets you do it a ring at a time instead of hoping.

The training happens in stages, not overnight

You start with the tray in place and litter across the whole surface, so nothing changes for the cat except where the tray lives. Then you remove one ring at a time. Each step opens the centre slightly, the cat adjusts their stance, and after the last ring they are standing on the seat itself.

Doing it in stages is the entire point. Cats that are moved straight to an open toilet fall in once and never go near it again.

No litter, no tray, no smell

At the end of it there is no litter tray in the flat. No bag of litter to carry home, no scooping, no tracked grains down the hall, and nothing sitting in a corner producing a smell.

For a small flat, or a house where the only place for a tray is the bathroom anyway, that is a real change rather than a novelty.

Fits the toilet you already have

At 29 by 23cm the tray sits under a standard UK seat and the lid closes over it. The white base support holds it steady so it does not shift when a cat jumps up, and anti-slip stickers stop it sliding on the porcelain.

It comes apart completely for cleaning, and the rings stack for storage between cats.

Specifications

Material: ABS
Size: 29 x 23 x 3cm
Colours: blue, pink, grey
System: base support with removable inner training rings
Weights: base 420g, inner tray 240g, base with one tray 660g, base with two trays 900g
Suits: cats and small dogs
In the box: toilet trainer, inner tray or trays depending on variant, base support, instruction manual

Worth knowing before you buy

Not every cat can be toilet trained, and a fair number never complete it. Kittens and confident young cats do best. Older, nervous or arthritic cats usually should not be put through it at all.
It takes weeks to months, not days. Rushing a stage is the most common reason it fails, and a cat that fails badly may start going elsewhere in the house.
Keep a normal litter tray available throughout. Removing their fallback is how you end up with a soiled carpet.
You lose the ability to monitor their output. Vets use litter tray habits to spot urinary and kidney problems early, which matters a great deal in older cats.
The bathroom door has to stay open permanently, and the seat has to stay down.
Check the tray fits your toilet before you start. Non-standard, square or compact loos may not take it.
Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

Will it work on any cat?

No. A fair number never complete it. Kittens and confident young cats do best. Older, nervous or arthritic cats usually should not be put through it at all.

How long does it take?

Weeks to months, not days. Rushing a stage is the most common reason it fails, and a cat that fails badly may start going elsewhere in the house.

Should I remove the litter tray?

No. Keep a normal tray available throughout. Removing their fallback is how you end up with a soiled carpet.

Is there a downside once it works?

Yes, and it is worth knowing. You lose the ability to monitor their output, and vets use litter tray habits to spot urinary and kidney problems early, which matters a great deal in older cats.

Will it fit my toilet?

It is sized for a standard UK seat. Non-standard, square or compact loos may not take it, so check before you start.