An invention engaged in a program or system to toilet-train a house pet in two or three stages after which said pet will routinely relieve itself into the toilet bowl. The initial embodiment may be in an outdoor venue, as in the case of a dog. The second stage may commence in the bathroom, on the floor, where the owner will continue the training program. Ultimately, the preferred embodiment will be resting atop the toilet seat or the toilet bowl rim where the trainee will deposit its excreta directly, without hesitation or ceremony.

An assembly and method for conditioning a pet to utilize a toilet when making waste. A primary tray is provided. The primary tray has a first depression, wherein a primary opening is formed in the depression. A plurality of inserts are provided. The inserts progress in size. Each of the inserts defines a central opening that is proportional to the size of the insert. The primary tray is placed on the toilet. The primary opening within the primary tray is covered by the inserts. Litter is added into the depression of the primary tray to entice the pet to utilize the primary tray as a litter box. Over a period of time, the pet will become accustomed to jumping onto the primary tray to make waste. The inserts are removed one at a time. This slowly uncovers the primary opening over a period of time as a pet is conditioned.

A cat waste management system including a litter-free waste management unit including a urine isolation container, a urine drainage receiver positioned on an inside bottom portion of the urine isolation container in static, gravitational positioning, a urine separation container, a urine collection tray having a drainage port and a separator ring in position, surrounding the drainage port, a urine drainage system, and a filter medium tray containing a filter-medium which is supported by the urine drainage receiver. All components of the litter-free waste management unit are stackable vertically. The urine drainage receiver provides perimeter support of the filter medium tray positioned above the urine drainage receiver. The litter-free waste management unit utilizes gravity to direct liquid excreta through the litter-free waste management unit. The filter medium is configured to allow liquid excreta to pass therethrough while permitting solid excreta from passing therethrough.

Described herein is a toilet seat capable of being coupled to an existing toilet bowl enabling the toilet to be used by animals. Further, the toilet seat can be used in training an animal to use a toilet as opposed to going outside or using a litter box. The toilet seat has a platform for the animal to rest upon as well as a number of inserts configured to help with training the animal to use the toilet.

A cat waste management system including a litter-free waste management unit including a urine isolation container, a urine drainage receiver positioned on an inside bottom portion of the urine isolation container in static, gravitational positioning, a urine separation container, a urine collection tray having a drainage port and a separator ring in position, surrounding the drainage port, a urine drainage system, and a filter medium tray containing a filter-medium which is supported by the urine drainage receiver. All components of the litter-free waste management unit are stackable vertically. The urine drainage receiver provides perimeter support of the filter medium tray positioned above the urine drainage receiver. The litter-free waste management unit utilizes gravity to direct liquid excreta through the litter-free waste management unit. The filter medium is configured to allow liquid excreta to pass therethrough while permitting solid excreta from passing therethrough.

An assembly and method for conditioning a pet to utilize a toilet when making waste. A primary tray is provided. The primary tray has a first depression, wherein a primary opening is formed in the depression. A plurality of inserts are provided. The inserts progress in size. Each of the inserts defines a central opening that is proportional to the size of the insert. The primary tray is placed on the toilet. The primary opening within the primary tray is covered by the inserts. Litter is added into the depression of the primary tray to entice the pet to utilize the primary tray as a litter box. Over a period of time, the pet will become accustomed to jumping onto the primary tray to make waste. The inserts are removed one at a time. This slowly uncovers the primary opening over a period of time as a pet is conditioned.

This invention is for a method for making and using cat litter from conventional toilet paper and using the cat litter in a toilet bowl mounted cat litter box. The cat litter box has an opening and closing door activated by a handle for discharging soiled cat litter directly into the toilet bowl for disposal. The handle also blocks the toilet from closing when the cat litter box is attached to the toilet bowl.

A pet's toilet seat is for the pets defecating at home and after they have defecated, their excrement can be directly washed away via the closestool, so it is very environmental and practical. It is easy to use: at first the first seat is connected to the closestool and then the second seat is disposed on the first seat and the cover is disposed on the second seat and can be opened. The pets can sit on the second seat to defecate, and the excrement can fall into the second seat's hole. The first seat which the pet owner uses is very clean, because the dirty things on the pets' feet can't fall down to the first seat.

A potty training device includes: a support member providing a support surface for supporting a pet, wherein at least a portion of the support surface is capable of receiving defecation inducers; and an interfering member disposed on the support member to hinder the pet from defecating in the defecation inducers. The support member includes: a support plate providing the support surface; and a discharge hole formed through the support plate so that the pet's excrement is discharged through the discharge hole. The interfering member is provided in a cover, wall, or grate shape and positioned above the defecation inducer, such that the pet is able to access the defecation inducer by smell, touch, or sight, but unable to defecate into the defecation inducer, and the interfering member.

This invention is for a method for making and using cat litter from conventional toilet paper and using the cat litter in a toilet bowl mounted cat litter box. The cat litter box has an opening and closing door activated by a handle for discharging soiled cat litter directly into the toilet bowl for disposal. The handle also blocks the toilet from closing when the cat litter box is attached to the toilet bowl.