just moved up to amber stage, and my cat seems more interested in putting her head and paws down the hole than actually using the toilet. Any tips?

This is totally normal inquisitive behaviour - let her do it she will soon get bored of looking and seeing the same thing. Ours did this for about two weeks then grew out of it. I honestly couldn’t ever go back to litter trays. Keep persevering the litter kwitter is amazing. You won’t regret it.

What happens when we want to use the same bog?have we gotta take the kitty rings off? I doubt I will make it in time. ha ha

You will have to take it off until the day you get down to the white base itself (the ring holder) when you have no rings. Eventually, looking at some Youtube videos, you should be able to get rid of that as well. It's not a big deal to take it off. You just lift it up in one go - it's very well designed - and put it down somewhere until you've finished your business. And then put it back. You might feel you need to wash your hands twice. The extra time is after touching the tray and before doing your business. If you're thinking of investing be sure to also get the two ring set that makes the hole and the shock less hazardous for the cat. Gradualness is everything. By the way, we keep a step beside the loo for the cat to climb up on (probably get rid of it later) and we rest the tray there while doing our business. Don't let the cat in while you're doing your business as he/she may try to use the tray while it's on the box. And don't forget the tray will have a hole in it!And do use biodegradable litter. We use Oko Plus Cat's Best. Can dump it down the loo. Clumps really well. Tracks a bit unfortunately. (I know all the jargon, unfortunately. I hope to get my life back real soon!) Biidegradable is worth using even if you stay with a regular tray. Just remove the soiled bit and flush it. Replace with a fresh bit. Every two weeks dump the lot in the rubbish. You don't want to block your toilet. It probably even works out cheaper, certainly less messy, than the ordinary type. It all sounds harder than it is. Luck ;)

What type of litter is flushable? I recently got non-clumping wood pellets, would this be ok to flush?

Not all wood based litters flushable. Check zooplus.co.uk for some good flushable litter. I use Cat's Best Öko Plus which isn't very expensive. Some wood based litters are flushable but some aren't.If your litter is flushable, you should stick to it so you dont have to get your cat used to the new litter as well, but check online first!

Pet Type	Cat
Product Dimensions	40.01 x 40.01 x 7.98 cm; 635.03 g
Item model number	LK1
Pet Life Stage	All Life Stages
Allergen Information	Hypoallergenic
Colour	White, Red, Amber, Green
Size	1 Count (Pack of 1)
Number of Items	1
Quantity	1
Care Instructions	Clean after Use
Compatible Devices	Fits all standard toilets
Special features	Easy to Clean, Easy to Use, Environmentally Friendly, Hygienic, Veterinary Approved
Specific Uses	Behavioural Training, Indoor, Suitable for Adult pets, Suitable for Young pets, Toilet Training
Batteries required	No
Batteries Included	No
EU Energy Efficiency Label	A
Item Weight	635 g

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