Australian housewife Joe Lapidzh has invented the device which urged to accustom to use house cats a toilet bowl. The character of a cat has guided at its this idea in the Hollywood comedy "Acquaintance with Fuckers". Being itself inveterate cat lover, she has got tired of burden to buy a different sort absorbents and constantly to clean the cat's toilet. The device has received name Litter-Kwitter, it has been tested on the house pupil by name of Dugal. The housewife has succeeded in training, and the cat has started to celebrate need in a toilet bowl.
As writes Reuters, the device represents three plastic forms, adjusted to the toilet seat form. Thus all of them of different colour, at two of them in the centre are done apertures of different diameter, the third form has a continuous bottom and reminds the pallet.

Process of training passes in three stages. The red form in which it is filled litter for the cat's toilet at first undertakes and the usual toilet for cats is put glad with a toilet bowl, as well as. Then this form is inserted into an aperture in a toilet seat that the animal got used to jump on a toilet seat. The red form is replaced with following step on orange with a small aperture in the middle. On thought of inventor, thereby the animal gets used to water in a toilet bowl. After the cat or a cat will cease to be frightened waters, the orange form is replaced by last, green, with an aperture is larger.

The essence of all invention, according to its author, consists in the following: with aperture increase the quantityof litter for the cat's toilet decreases, thereby "the animal gradually studies to do without it and trains the skills to hold balance". Thus choosy and clean animal families of the cat's can take advantage at the first necessity of the toilet seat. According to Lapidzh, it managed to accustom to go the cat to a toilet, using a toilet bowl with the cat's seat, for eight weeks.

Now the enterprising housewife hopes to adjust industrial production of this adaptation. And it has chances in it to succeed: almost every fourth Australian holds houses of a cat, and for last year Australians have spent $1,5 billion for care of them