How to Toilet-Train Your Cat: 21 Days to a Litter-Free Home

Last year Americans spent $400 million on 1.8 million tons of cat litter–enough to fill the Empire State Building two and a half times! Now, Paul Kunkel presents a foolproof, 21-Day Program for teaching any litter-trained cat between the ages of six months and ten years to use a toilet instead of a litterbox. Illustrations.

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THIS BOOK ADDRESSES AN IMPORTANT ISSUE . . . and offers an easy solution to one of the most troublesome problems any cat owner will ever face. (Roger Caras, author of A Cat Is Watching) Now There’s a Better Way. No more scoop, no more box, no more heavy, soggy, bags. And no more “accidents.” Using Paul Kunkel’s foolproof 21-day program you can break your cat of the litter habit and teach him the clean, healthy, viable alternative of using the toilet. Along with illustrated day-by-day instructions, Paul Kunkel provides eight case studies.

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CitiKitty Cat Toilet Training Kit

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Keep your home free of nasty germs from dirty kitty litter. You’ll never clean a litter box again after toilet-training your cat with the CitiKitty Kit. In just weeks, your cat will learn to use the same toilet that you do, saving yourself plenty of mess and thousands of dollars on kitty litter. The kit comes with a specially designed training seat and insert that gradually transitions your cat to the toilet, a step-by-step training guide, an insider tip card, and premium, naturally grown CitiNip that rewards your pet during training. Especially ideal for older cats, large cats, kittens over 3 months, and multiple-cat households, but works with cats of all sizes, ages, and breeds. Fits all styles and shapes of toilets, including round and elongated. Spare your cat exposure to chemicals and silica dust found in many litter brands.

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The Cat Whisperer: The Secret of How to Talk to Your Cat

Britain’s leading veterinary journalist and cat expert shares her advice and experience with cat owners on both sides of the Atlantic, as she describes how to bond with a pet feline. Claire Bessant begins by explaining how cats function as cats, describing their likes, their dislikes, and their instinctive behavior. Armed with this knowledge, cat owners facing behavior problems can determine why a problem exists and decide how to solve it. A most fascinating topic that Claire Bessant explores in detail is her method of entering a cat’s world through its senses—sight, touch, hearing, smell, taste, and that indefinable feline sixth sense. Readers will also find information on cat vocal and body language, feline traits determined by genetics, ways of measuring feline intelligence, training techniques, and much more. The book’s final 50-page chapter is an A-to-Z compendium of cat behavior problems and their solutions. This must-read volume for cat lovers includes an eight (more…)

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Getting Started: Clicker Training for Cats (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)

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Behavioral biologist Pryor dispels the commonly held idea that cats can train their owners but cannot be trained themselves. The author of Don’t Shoot the Dog! is a leading authority on clicker training, a method based on operant conditioning that uses positive reinforcement and a “click” signal to shape useful or amusing behavior. Pryor illustrates how clicker training can be used to teach a cat to come when called, to sit up and beg, and to walk on a leash. For those owners who thought that they could never stop their cat from scratching the new sofa or leaping on the counter, she offers step-by-step instructions for eliminating such undesirable behaviors. In addition, Pryor asserts that clicker training can enhance communication between cat and owner and, since it provides for increased activity, can have health benefits as well. Clicker training really works, and though it is based on scientific principles of operant conditioning, (more…)

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Teaching Your Cat Simple Tricks (Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin, a-272)

Move Over, Rover! Cats Can Learn Tricks, Too! What’s that you say? It’s impossible to train a cat? Well, you know that your cat has you well trained, but you may not realize that you’ve been training your fancy-free feline since the day you welcomed it into the family. Does your cat zoom into the kitchen the minute the an opener begins to whirl? Does a lithe feline body wind itself around your legs every time you pull out the grooming comb? Can you coax your sweet kitty across a room and into your lap by calling its name? These simple behaviors offer proof that you have trained your cat! Cats enjoy the opportunity to be in the spotlight. While not every cat will take to learning tricks, most will thrive on the extra attention and love you’ll shower on them during the training sessions. And whether you want to teach your cat to perform classic canine tricks like sitting up and fetching, to walk on a leash, or simply to come when called, Arden Moore’s simple and encourag (more…)

Cat Training in 10 Minutes

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…an easy-to-follow guide to instructing a beloved feline companion to perform simple tricks…a user-friendly, practical, and effective resource. — Midwest Book Review

Don’t think your cat can learn to come on command, perch on your shoulder, or walk on a leash? Think again! Cat Training in 10 Minutes shows you how to teach your cat to perform simple tricks in just minutes a day. Author Miriam Fields-Banineau has first-hand, professional experience in training cats for television and film. Cat Training in 10 Minutes not only provides the how-to of trick training, but also includes interviews with professional cat trainers working in the entertainment industry. Cat Training in 10 Minutes will help you to: —Keep your cat from becoming bored —Spend more quality time with your feline —Learn more about your cat’s personality —Show off your cat’s newfound abilities to friends and family

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