Simple Solution Cat Litter Attractant, 255 g

When I got my 10weeks old kitten I was told she was litter trained but she was not. She went wee and poo every where expect in the litter tray. I tried different types of litter but it still did not make her use the litter tray. Then I saw this and thought I would give it a try it worked straight away my kitten now uses the litter tray. Well worth the money just wished the pack was bigger.

Adopted a cat who was used to doing her business outdoors. Having to keep her indoors initially she had to use her litter tray. She struggled to get used to this and was quite stressed which resulted in her pooping just outside the box. We tried EVERYTHING from different sized litter trays, different locations, different litter brands. Having no success we tried this. It did nothing for our girl. I started off putting about a third of the bag in, same problem. Added the rest of the bag, same problem. In the end, I put a little of the poop I picked up into the litter tray and left it there. This must have caught her nose as she went in her tray. Removed what she'd done but left a little bit behind again - same result next day, she went in her tray!!! On the third day I removed everything but she'd learnt this was were she went by then and (touch wood) we've never looked back!!!!

So have a kitten who started to go to the loo next to the litter tray, tried everything(cleaning, different litter, another tray, etc) still the same. Mixed a tablespoon of this mix in and he’d went straight for it... success... well next day he went next to it, but seems to get 2 out of 3 litter visits, so almost works... instructions say to use 1/4 of the bag think this is but much, good heaped spoon is enough.

Tried this to retrain a 10 year old male who suddenly started to wee at the side of his little box - Also put a "puppy pad" down where he was choosing to wee and sprayed a solution of Jeyes fluid onto the pad to try to put him off going there - So far we have used the litter for 2 days and no more "accidents" - Worth a try, I was getting quite anxious puss was never going to use his litter again. I've also started using fine clay litter as one of the pet blogs said cats may prefer that

All I can do is go by my own experience and my cat has had issues and I’m in the process of trial and error with these products but this has had no impact on my cat at all. We’ve recently moved house and she goes to the tray sometimes and marks the house other times and this hasn’t changed that pattern.I’m not doubting the validity of other positive reviews but just remember all cats are different and this is definitely not a one size fits all product. Not complaining - I expect differing results when I buy these products - but just remember your tossing a coin when you try these products, there is no guarantees at all.

We have a 12 year old cat, rescued as a semi-feral at a year old, who has steadfastly refused to use a litter tray - very much an outdoors cat. However, I have had to keep him indoors with a buster collar on after a nasty abcess on his leg so thought I would try Simple Solution attractant. Bingo! Not sure if he would still use it without and not risking it, so have ordered a 2nd. packet.

Didn't work for us, its basically just grass, smells very strong and I can see why it might work for some cats, particularly indoor cats to recreate the smell of nature but didn't do a thing for our cats that have access to a enclosed garden.

Brilliant stuff for problematic cats. It does seem to attract cats to the litter tray, which is useful when you have a cat who is a bit hit and miss! Easy to use, although I didn’t use as much as recommended. I grabbed a couple of handfuls and thew it in on top of the litter.Would I buy again? Yes. I am a repeat customer, and hope these guys are around for years to come!