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Anonymous users2024-01-24Unlike cats, parrots poop in fixed places, parrots land at the height of trees, and they don't need to consider the location if they have.
The parrot doesn't pull in its own nest, it will pout its tail and stick out of its nest to, and it doesn't want to lie down in a pile of to sleep and hatch birds, well, the whole world is its toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23As long as it is an animal, it will excrete, and of course this bird will go to the toilet.
Snakes poop, but they don't urinate. Reptiles excrete urea in the form of uric acid, which dissolves in a very small amount of water, so it is excreted with the feces. The snake excretes these waste products through the cloaca.
1 No, if he doesn't drink water for a day, then he won't go to the toilet, so if he does, it's not necessarily.
Rabbits can learn to go to the toilet but need to guide it to the toilet for a long time, you can place a special place for the rabbit to be convenient, the rabbit as long as it eats it to catch it to make it convenient, the rabbit can not give it too much to eat, the rabbit is too full it will eat while pulling. Training rabbits to go to the toilet in a designated place on a regular basis requires patience and time.
Yes, he's 10 years old, but sometimes he can't wipe his butt clean, but take your time and don't worry too much.
The metabolism can become very slow, very slow. Different animals have different hibernation habits, for example, bears will go to the toilet during hibernation, but snakes will not.