"I'm toilet training my cat and need wide FLAT seat (not angled/sloped). Is yours flat? ie if you put a drop of water on it, does it roll off?
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It is a flat seat, nothing will roll off if you place it in the center. The very edges are rounded but only about half an inch. You shouldn't have a problem.
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I returned it as soon as I got it! It wasn't finished! I wouldn't recommend this seat for anyone. If your not worried about ruinng the seat, you may want to try it. As much as I can remember, it was flat.
1768907
No just lift it up and lean it back on the tank and slide the elevated toilet seat on the rim...You can use the tape on the bottom to keep it place...I didn't do that and it stays stationary for me... By not using the tape you can lift the seat off anytime you want too...Its the best thing for anyone who has a hip/back problem...
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The splash guard is a curve up, just like the other reviewer wrote. We have never had any spray issues, but I do make sure he is seated in the middle and leaning a little forward. I primarily use mine to travel as a stand alone potty with liner. If you use the potty on an adult potty without liner, pee may hit the base, but then falls into toilet. You will have to wipe base when he's done in that case.
1412731
i believe this is a design flaw. Ours was the same and when we did use it our cat moved the top and the water was pumped out on the floor. If you can, return the device.
1655112
The bubble does a full rotation, counterclockwise. There is a pair of square hotels to with a spring loaded door for the waste to fall through. So depending on where he sprays, litter may or may not go over the spot to soak up pee. And the cat might actually spray outside the bubble if he aims high enough toward the front. It's not really tall enough for a full grown cat to fully stand to pee though, so he may adjust his position to accommodate. If anything, this thing is super easy to clean. I took the bubble portion out back and hosed it down, then towel dried it. Hope this info helps.
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Post a picture of your toilet. We are in a rental and the toilets are so low. I have a bad back. This seat was a lifesaver for us and so great the toilet seat sits on top and you can close the lid.
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No, too wide. My measurement on mine is 10.5 inches. It does not go on your seat but the porcelain structure of the toilet. Hope this helps. My wife loves this attachment and is a very practical invention that more American's should use.
1121482
I believe the seat is designed for a oblong shape toilet, even so, I found that the seat doesn't reach all the way to the rear of the toilet but if you take care to center the seat with the adjusting screws and then snug, not crank down on the screws the seat stays in place pretty good.
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Because of the sloping sides, it may not be big enough. My cat is 17 pounds and she stepped in, peed over the front and that was that. The best solution I have found if your cat likes to stand and pee where they land in the litter box is a regular large plastic bin with lid. Sit the bin on the lid and fill it with cat litter. As long as your cat is OK to jump into the litter box this works really well. My cat is arthritic now so I bought a small kids plastic step stool - works great!
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no I don't think I would consider them flat, it has a circle like in the middle of the bottom, so more or less with my cat, food gets pushed inside around the edge of bottom of the bowl and I have to spread it out so it's easier for her. While on the subject, I love the holder, but bought new bowls that fit it. My cat refused to drink water out of those bowls, and it seemed it easily collected a film in the bowl in a matter of my cat drinking out of it once...I guess back wash like film maybe, anyways cat wouldn't use them, so bought better bowls. Hope this helps.
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It is not flat. It is like every other toilet seat I have ever seen. It is perfect and at a great price
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DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was... » Read More DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. « Show Less
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Hi Stacy. Any updates on your little guy with this potty? My cat is the same way, and I'm thinking about getting one of the grass potty for her.
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Huh, got me stumped on that one. We have a 9 yr old Siamese who does NOT care to get wet. The fountain sort of bubbles gently from the center so your kitty who likes to play in water may be enticed by this product. Then again, it is higher off the ground (10 inches maybe? give or take) and it doesn't produce a stream so she might be less inclined to paw at it. For the price it's probably worth a shot & if it doesn't work out donate it to your local animal shelter. I will say that our guy is kind of a messy drinker so I put a plastic placemat under his fountain to keep water off the floor. Good luck & I hope this helps. Huh, got me stumped on that one. We have a 9 yr old Siamese who does NOT care to get wet. The fountain sort of bubbles gently from the center so your kitty who likes to play in water may be enticed by this product. Then again, it is higher off the ground (10 inches maybe? give or take) and it doesn't produce a stream so she might be less inclined to paw at it. For the price it's probably worth a shot & if it doesn't work out donate it to your local animal shelter. I will say that our guy is kind of a messy drinker so I put a plastic placemat under his fountain to keep water off the floor.... » Read More Huh, got me stumped on that one. We have a 9 yr old Siamese who does NOT care to get wet. The fountain sort of bubbles gently from the center so your kitty who likes to play in water may be enticed by this product. Then again, it is higher off the ground (10 inches maybe? give or take) and it doesn't produce a stream so she might be less inclined to paw at it. For the price it's probably worth a shot & if it doesn't work out donate it to your local animal shelter. I will say that our guy is kind of a messy drinker so I put a plastic placemat under his fountain to keep water off the floor. Good luck & I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I got mine for my cat. He was still able to tip it, so I got one of those black boot trays and velcroed the bowl to the tray, problem solved!!!! At least, when he did tip it, it wasn't as big of a mess as with a regular bowl!!!
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Yes...But the cats love it!. More than the flat ones. They are so funny on the incline! And it's not too big of a mess, for my kitties! ;-)
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Unfortunately yes, my son when sitting down sprays between the seats, and it spills over on toilet bowl unto floor. It's become habit to have wipes near toilet to clean up. Rarely has his clothes got wet from sitting down, it just spills over on bowl, just missing his pants. For my daughter is was perfect, we had no issues. They both felt comfortable and safe on the smaller seat and we were able to use the adult seat for us or our guests.