How to train a kitten to go to the toilet:

1. If you find that the kitten urinates everywhere, you can bury the kitten’s feces in the litter box to let the kitten Smells like bowel movements. This will allow the kitten to smell a familiar smell and defecate in the litter box. In the early stage of training, newspapers can be placed near the kitten's activities so that the kitten's urination and defecation will not soil the home.

2. You can observe the position where the kitten defecates, and then place the litter box in this position. The smell of cat litter and cat urine can induce the kitten to defecate in the litter box.

3. Every time the cat successfully uses the litter box, give it some snacks as a reward and praise it. This positive reinforcement quickly produces positive results.

4. You can use other cats who are already proficient in using the litter box to go to the toilet as the kitten’s teachers.

Notes on training kittens:

1. When a kitten first learns to use the litter box, its range of activities must be limited. Familiarize yourself with the techniques of using the cat's litter box to use the toilet before running around the house.

2. When training cats, the cat owner must control the training time. It is best not to train for a long time, as training for a longer time will only be counterproductive. Cats will feel disgusted with training, so it is best not to exceed 20 minutes each time.

3. When training cats, pay attention to the training environment and do not let cats stay in noisy environments for training. Cats will be easily distracted by external interference, making training more difficult.