Unlike ten to fifteen years ago, there are a lot of different options available when it comes to litter boxes.

One of the things we wanted to do here is to review different options and provide a resource for pet owners who are dealing with pet potty training issues.

So, since I’ve already included many dog toilets it is only fair to give those fabulous feline toilet boxes some coverage.

In many cases, litter box avoidance problems involving cat urinating, litter training, or cat toilet training stem from issues surrounding the actual litter box or litter choices made by the human.

When dealing with such issues humans tend to be a bit inflexible when it comes to changing the location of the litter box, type of litter used in the litter box, and the type of litter box.

If you fall into that category, I have news for you: the litter box, litter, and location of the cat’s toilet must appeal to the cat or you’ll have problems!

However, we want to help you find the tools to help you find something that works for the feline and works for the human.

So, in the next posts I’ll discuss specific options that are available to you which will include:

• standard cat litter trays
• covered litter trays
• designer litter boxes
• automatic litter boxes
• self-cleaning litter boxes
• cat litter options

We will also welcome your comments on the products we discuss but remember that all comments are moderated because of spammers.