FAQ

Cats often sleep at your feet for comfort, security, and to stay close while maintaining some independence. This spot allows them to feel safe but not crowded.

Cat toilets can be hygienic if properly maintained with regular cleaning and suitable design to control odors and bacteria.

The success rate of toilet training cats varies, but typically ranges between 50% to 75% depending on the cat’s temperament and the consistency of training.

Yes, cat toilets can be hygienic when maintained properly through regular cleaning and by using good quality litter products.

Toilet training for cats has a success rate of around 50% and varies widely depending on the cat's personality, age, and consistency of training.

Yes, cat toilets can be hygienic when properly maintained through regular cleaning, the use of quality litter, and ventilation.

The success rate of toilet training cats varies but is estimated to be around 50–75%, depending on a cat’s personality, age, and consistency of training.

To stop a cat from peeing and pooping in the house, ensure the litter box is clean, accessible, in a quiet area, and rule out medical issues with a vet.

Yes, cats are generally easy to toilet train, especially when guided properly using a litter box and reinforced positively.

Yes, it is possible to train a cat to use a toilet with patience, consistency, and the appropriate training tools.