This is the hilarious moment a very well-trained cat shows off his talents by urinating in his owners' toilet before putting paper down the loo too. Footage of Cadbury the cat, who lives with his owners in Sydney, Australia, shows him mimicking human behaviour as he uses the toilet. His owner can be heard saying: 'Go on, put the toilet paper in. Toilet paper.'Put the paper in the loo.' Cadbury then turns around to face the toilet paper and begins clawing at it to unroll it. Once Cadbury manages to grab some and get it into the toilet his owner says: 'Good boy. Good boy.' Cadbury's owners used a product called a Litter Kwitter to train him. Footage of Cadbury the cat, who lives with his owners in Sydney, Australia, shows him mimicking human behaviour as he uses the toiletLitter Kwitter uses a three-step red, amber and green training programme to persuade moggies to change their personal habits. In the first stages of training, the Litter Kwitter system which looks like an ordinary loo seat, with an adjustable tray below is filled with litter and placed on the floor next to the lavatory. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Incredible moment a 10-foot manatee is saved with the help... Hundreds of trick-or-treaters descend on Australia's most... Share this article Share After a couple of weeks, the device is placed on the toilet rim. Then, over up to two months, a hole in the bottom of the tray is gradually increased in size, while the amount of litter used is decreased, until moggie has finally mastered the art of balancing on a lavatory seat above a fully open bowl. The device's Australian creator, Jo Lapidge, from Canberra, was inspired to come up with her invention after watching the 2004 Ben Stiller film, Meet The Fockers, in which the cat owned by Robert DeNiro is fully toilet-trained. His owner can be heard saying: 'Go on, put the toilet paper in. Toilet paper. 'Put the paper in the loo' Once Cadbury manages to grab some and get it into the toilet his owner says: 'Good boy. Good boy'By placing a litter tray on her own loo, Jo managed to persuade her Burmese, Doogie, to ditch his litter tray and decided other cat owners could benefit from her findings. 'It was such a funny scene in Meet The Fockers,' said Jo. 'But then I thought, what a great idea. What if I could really train my cat?'
Clever cat pees in toilet, flushes and even puts paper down the loo
This is the hilarious moment a very well-trained cat shows off his talents by urinating in his owners' toilet before putting paper down the loo too. Footage of Cadbury the cat, who lives with his owners in Sydney, Australia, shows him mimicking human behaviour as he uses the toilet. His owner can be heard saying: 'Go on, put the toilet paper in. Toilet paper.'Put the paper in the loo.' Cadbury then turns around to face the toilet paper and begins clawing at it to unroll it. Once Cadbury manages to grab some and get it into the toilet his owner says: 'Good boy. Good boy.' Cadbury's owners used a product called a Litter Kwitter to train him. Footage of Cadbury the cat, who lives with his owners in Sydney, Australia, shows him mimicking human behaviour as he uses the toiletLitter Kwitter uses a three-step red, amber and green training programme to persuade moggies to change their personal habits. In the first stages of training, the Litter Kwitter system which looks like an ordinary loo seat, with an adjustable tray below is filled with litter and placed on the floor next to the lavatory. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Incredible moment a 10-foot manatee is saved with the help... Hundreds of trick-or-treaters descend on Australia's most... Share this article Share After a couple of weeks, the device is placed on the toilet rim. Then, over up to two months, a hole in the bottom of the tray is gradually increased in size, while the amount of litter used is decreased, until moggie has finally mastered the art of balancing on a lavatory seat above a fully open bowl. The device's Australian creator, Jo Lapidge, from Canberra, was inspired to come up with her invention after watching the 2004 Ben Stiller film, Meet The Fockers, in which the cat owned by Robert DeNiro is fully toilet-trained. His owner can be heard saying: 'Go on, put the toilet paper in. Toilet paper. 'Put the paper in the loo' Once Cadbury manages to grab some and get it into the toilet his owner says: 'Good boy. Good boy'By placing a litter tray on her own loo, Jo managed to persuade her Burmese, Doogie, to ditch his litter tray and decided other cat owners could benefit from her findings. 'It was such a funny scene in Meet The Fockers,' said Jo. 'But then I thought, what a great idea. What if I could really train my cat?'
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