In the same ways that humans do.
Cats remove waste products from their body by peeing and pooping. When you get to second grade, you will probably learn the words "defecation" and "urination" and be able to answer that question using them.
Just like in humans, cats need for for nutrients and water to keep hydrated. In the body, the food is digested. Nutrients are kept in the body. What the body cannot use is excreted as waste or 'poop'. And they urinate liquid wastes.*Cats can have diarrhea when sick. They can also get constipated.
The clear, odorless liquid that cats produce is called urine. Its purpose is to remove waste and toxins from the body through the urinary system.
Cats dig and bury their waste in the litter box as a natural instinct to cover their scent and hide their waste from potential predators.
Waste is the food waste and whaste I the whaste on your body
Cats breathe in oxygen through their lungs, just like humans do. When they inhale, oxygen from the air enters their bloodstream and is carried throughout their body to help fuel their cells. Cats exhale carbon dioxide, a waste product of cellular metabolism.
the waste in your body goes through a cycle and so does the waste in our homa and community.
water flushes out all waste from the body
It removes body waste by the process of deamination.
The excretory system removes waste from the body's metabolism and the digestive system removes waste from the body
To remove undigested food and bodily waste from their system
The same reason as humans do. They have to get rid of their liquid waste.