Methods to train Burmese cats to use the toilet:

1. At the beginning, the kitten will urinate everywhere, so the owner should put its feces in the cat litter tray Burying it shallowly tells the kitten that it should go to the toilet here. When first training, you can put newspapers on the place where the kitten moves, just in case.

2. Fifteen minutes after the cat is full, place it on the cat litter tray to remind it to go to the toilet. The starting litter tray should not be higher than one inch (2.5CM) to make it easier for the kitten to get in and out.

3. If the kitten was brought from someone else’s home, you can take some cat litter from the original owner’s cat litter tray and put it on your own cat litter tray, and then take the kitten to the cat litter tray. On the plate, the cat will know that the toilet is here when he smells this smell.

4. If the cat always urinates outside, you can observe the place where the cat goes. At this time, the owner can use a small plate to fill some cat litter and place it in that place. The smell of the cat litter will induce the cat to go in and urinate. Then the owner can slowly move the plate every day until it reaches the cat litter tray. During this process, the cat has adapted to the cat litter and developed the habit of going to the cat litter tray to urinate and defecate.

Notes on training Burmese cats to use the toilet:

1. Kittens are easier to train than adult cats. Don’t miss the kitten’s growth process, otherwise it will become like “if you don’t train it when you are young, it will turn out to be an idiot”.

2. Do the right training at the right time. Don't dwell on old scores. Cats are very forgetful. If you do well, reward the cat immediately. If you do something wrong, stop and punish the cat immediately. Only then will the training be effective.

3. The three-hearted policy of patience, love and determination. Every cat has a different personality. For example, cats with high self-esteem should not be scolded easily. For cats with strong inertia, owners should always remind them that "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude" is also useful for cats.