One of the most common problems with having a pet is the poopy (shit, crap, number 2, nuclear waste… whatever you want to call it). The trick to having them disintegrate only specific spots is to get them to do it when they are young. If you have a garden or there is an area present near your place where your cats/dogs can go on their own then you then you have to be careful… but if you have to get your pets used to a litter-box you have  half your work done for you

1. Public Defecate rs :- These are the pets that fertilize the area outside your house, they either need to be let out or walked out. Commonly people make the mistake of waiting for the puppy/puppies or kitten(s) to grow up before getting them used to the outside, the result is that the pet confuses the inside to be their toilet and the outside as some one elses house. When you see your pet scratching about or basically looking as if it is looking for a spot, immediately take it outside and let it continue the process and hopefully poop. You will have many false alarms but will soon know the right time to take the puppy out. After it is done, do not immediately take it inside but let it sniff about a bit and try to make it follow you back home if the door is nearby. Like human babies, baby animals poop 3-4 times a day sometimes 5 times so take it once early morning, late morning, afternoon, evening and late night. Many times you might not be able to due to schedules so leave a newspaper for it to use. Make sure to keep the newspaper only in one place of the house so that the baby knows where it should go every time the time comes. Babies pee (urinate) a lot so keep newspapers handy at all time.
2. Indoor Defecate rs :- These are the ones that need a litter box as going out is not an option for them. They are easiest to train as cats and dogs do their business only in one place the same way we use only the toilet. So when you get a new pet, let it poop/pee in the litter box but if it does it elsewhere, instead of throwing it all away keep a bit or the entire thing inside the litter box (sounds disgusting but it works best). Slightly bury it for you want only the pet and not the entire family to smell it. The next time when the baby starts scratching and searching, you simply need to redirect it towards the litter box.

It is pretty simple to get a pet potty trained if you are patient and alert. You need to treat the baby like a human for their pooping behavior is similar to ours. The same way we do not poop right out in the open or anywhere and everywhere, these  guys will pee or poo only in places where their scent is. Another nifty thing to have is floor cleaners made with zeolite, like I said animals tend to pee/poop in spots previously “marked” so if you are training the pet to use the litter box make sure to clean the marked spot with the zeolite floor cleaner. As pets rely on their sense of smell to find their special spots you need to get rid of the smell. Normal floor cleaners have chemicals that smell similar to that of urine/faeces so using a floor cleaner made with zeolite helps.