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September 07, 2010
Feline Evolution CatSeat
The business port kind of resembles an old-fashioned bomb sight.
But I digress.
From the website:
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Feline Evolution CatSeat
Toilet train your cat and eliminate the litter box forever.
The
Feline Evolution CatSeat is the next generation litter box that can
toilet train your cat. This veterinarian recommended waste disposal
system can be used exclusively on the floor in place of the litter box
or mounted on the toilet for cats that have graduated to being toilet
trained. The award-winning design allows the gradual reduction of
litter away from your cat. This eliminates the tracking of dirty litter
and odors throughout your house. Simply lift and toss the plastic
bag for the easiest possible cleanup. If you decide to mount the
CatSeat to the toilet, then cleanup is as simple as a flush. While
using the CatSeat on the floor the litter and waste are hidden from
view. Your cat is standing on dry sand-textured shelves that simulate
the sensation of digging and covering. They never actually come into
contact and track the small amount of soiled litter below, helping to
keep your home free of odors. If you decide to completely toilet
train your cat, 98% of the training is completed before you even mount
the CatSeat in place of the existing seat. It lifts and functions like
a normal seat, and with the push of a button, the shelves retract for
human use. The open cavity design allows for easy cleaning. It includes
a CD-ROM explaining alternative methods and written instructions. The
economical design of the CatSeat requires no batteries or electricity.
The mechanism is self-contained and has a one year limited warranty. Complete unit includes:
Function and Design:
Frequently Asked Questions What is the CatSeat? What is the price of the CatSeat?
The
CatSeat is recommended by veterinarians and leading pet health care
professionals. It separates your cat from touching and tracking dirty
litter, and is the healthy alternative to a normal litter box. It is
the revolutionary next generation litter box designed to allow the
option of mounting to your toilet, and to completely wean your cat from
litter. This will forever eliminate the mess and expense of litter from
your life.
Considering
that nearly half the money you spend on your cat goes to purchase
litter (approximately $3,500 over their lifetime), the CatSeat is a
wise investment. It comes with a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee (less
shipping and handling). If you are not pleased with it, simply send it
back!
What makes the CatSeat superior to a normal litter box? How can the CatSeat toilet train my cat?
The
CatSeat is the first and only litter box that actually weans your cat
off litter. This is accomplished by gradually reducing the level of
litter available to your cat. The retractable shelves are textured to
replace the feel of litter. The waste collects into a self-closing
disposable bag that you simply throw away, while remaining hidden out
of sight beneath the litter-textured shelves. This eliminates the
tracking of litter and germs throughout your home.
Once
your cat is successfully using the CatSeat as a replacement to the
litter box, it is designed to mount to your toilet. It is slightly
oversized to allow your cat to easily balance on the seat, and the
textured shelves replace the feel of litter, which satisfies their need
to "cover up". From here it's as simple as the self-closing bag
releasing from the bottom, and gradually introducing the water below.
The key to successful toilet training (either with kids or cats) is to
make the process extremely subtle and easy for them to follow. This is
the cornerstone of the design of the CatSeat. Training usually takes
from two to three weeks.
Does the CatSeat function like a regular toilet seat? What is the purpose of the shelves? Can more than one cat use the CatSeat?
If
you decide to mount the CatSeat to your toilet, it functions exactly
like a regular toilet seat. It lifts up and operates just as you would
expect. With the simple push of a button, the shelves disappear into
the center. This way you are not using the same area as your cat. It is
almost as if they have a separate seat all to themselves.
The
shelves are textured to replicate the feel of litter to your cat. It is
an instinctive reflex for your cat to want to "cover up". The rough
texture of the shelves satisfies that need. They also provide a
comfortable footing while concealing the litter, water (if mounted),
and waste below.
Yes
they can. It is important that each cat becomes comfortable with the
level of litter provided before moving on and further reducing the
available amount. The largest number of cats successfully trained to
the CatSeat is seven (this was accomplished using two CatSeats).
Obviously, the larger the number, the more difficult it becomes.
What is the minimum age to start my cat on the CatSeat?
While
most any age kitten can use the CatSeat while on the floor, the
manufacturer recommends that they be at least seven months old before
mounting it to the toilet. It can train most any age cat (the oldest
that was confirmed to us was fifteen years old), and is slightly
oversized to accommodate much larger and older cats.
Is the CatSeat suited for use by pregnant women?
Once
your cat is successfully using the CatSeat, you will never handle dirty
litter ever again. As always, the manufacturer recommends consulting
with your veterinarian and physician on how best to live with a cat
during pregnancy. The CatSeat might be the ideal solution.
Does the CatSeat come with a guarantee?
The CatSeat comes with an unconditional 30-day money back guarantee.
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[via CAS who immediately regretted sending me the link, writing "I shouldn't encourage you. This is so creepy."
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Would you report your success, Joe?
Posted by: 6.02*10^23 | Sep 7, 2010 10:39:45 PM
it would never seem hygenic to me.
Posted by: jo | Sep 7, 2010 3:12:17 PM
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