I’ve got it wrong so many times. In both vocab and kanji reviews. I know exactly what it means and the reading.
It just came round again. “I’d better not stuff this up again” I think, confidently typing “car” and hitting enter…
(Yes I know they are scripts to double check, I don’t trust myself with them.)
I literally double check 猫, because I’m pretty sure it means cat. Then I thought it should be some kind of meme or joke I’m not aware of. (Is it?)
Try reading some manga about cats 
You will see it so many times you’ll never mess it up again
I think you could change your display name as Carhm2 as a reminder, although I jest 
On a more serious note, maybe some highlight sticker on your keyboard display/feel could help. You can choose to do it on the T or R. That way, you’ll probably remember better why you did that to your keyboard next time the review appears again.
Of course the easier thing to do is probably the double-check script option. But since you don’t trust yourself with it, the red button on your T or R is the next option I could think of.
The part to the left of the kanji is the cat’s fluffy tail, and the top are the ears.
What if you type with 1 finger when you see that kanji? 
I mean, the left side is an animal. It’s an animal in a field of 苗 (rice sapplings), chasing ネズミ.
ネコ and ネズミ in なえ.
If you really know its meaning and your mistype is consistently swapping the “r” and “t”, you could try adding “car” as a synonym.
For a while I used a keyboard with some keys missing, the synonym function was a godsend.
That’s actually a great idea - it’s a typo every time.
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