Cats are self-independent and relatively low-maintenance pets. Cats dig up a hole in the litter box and do their business. But cleaning an overflowing litter box and even the stink may be a hassle. Now imagine if one’s pet cat could politely use the toilet for excretion, and one simply had to flush later. Not only is this an ideal post-cleaning situation, but it’s also straightforward to train these feline friends. Tips to toilet train a cat Toilet training a cat is more elaborate than training other pets, like dogs. This is because cats, by nature, are hyper-independent. It may take patience, consistency, and understanding of the cat’s behavior and preferences to succeed. But by following these steps, one may find it relatively easy to toilet train the cat. Use only one bathroom for training While one may have multiple options, keeping only one designated area in the house where the feline can defecate is important. Just as the cat associates the litter box with elimination, it must learn to associate the toilet with the same purpose. To ensure convenience, one can choose the bathroom that’s the most easily accessible to the feline. Get the right litter box Litter box plays an essential role in toilet training cats.