How do you get a church cat to share a toilet with a person?

I've seen a tutorial, it's to put cardboard on the toilet, the center is circled with paper, and then the cat litter is put inside, and then a ladder is placed next to the toilet to make the cat go up, and after the cat gets used to it, the cat litter is not put in the middle, and it is directly hollowed out, and the hole is enlarged after getting used to it, and then expanded in the habit, and finally the cardboard is removed from the bar, and the cat will go to the toilet by itself.

According to the habits of small cats, it is instinctive to cover their feces after defecation to avoid revealing their whereabouts.

It is still relatively safe to use cat litter with large sales.

One of the biggest advantages of using cat litter, especially clumping cat litter, is that it can detect diseases in time. Cats have a strong tolerance, and the initial realization of the disease is not obvious, and it is relatively late to start treatment when the symptoms are obvious.

For example, if the clumping sand that should appear after the cat urinates is a ping-pong ball or persimmon-sized sand ball, if the sand clumps that appear are as small as cherries, or do not clump at all, it means that the cat may have difficulty urinating, and it is necessary to consider whether it is related to urinary diseases such as stones; Whether the stool is formed or thin, you can judge whether there is digestive tract inflammation, which is also a precursor symptom of feline plague and parvovirus infection, which is easy to find in the clumping sand.

If you share a toilet, you won't be able to control this.

If you really care about it, you should follow its nature, not impose human habits on another species.

This needs to be cultivated and trained from an early age, starting to train the cat when it is small (it is recommended to use the temptation method), if you really don't have the patience or time, you can use coercive measures, that is, people and cats pull together.