A cow can defecate up to 15 times a day. Normally, a cow will defecate around 10 times a day.
Well i have 2 day old bunnies and they were born with thiers ;-) Baby bunnies are born with teeth.
6 times a day
Boston Terriers are somewhat prone to gastrointestinal distress, due to the shape of their mouths and the ensuing difficulty in eating (they tend to toss the food whole down their throats), therefore, it is not unusual for them to defecate several times a day.
the average person wees about times a day except for certain people
A cow can defecate up to 15 times a day. Normally, a cow will defecate around 10 times a day.
2 or 3 times.
A healthy cat uses the litter box a few times a day (like, 2 or 3 times a day). They usually defecate every day, or sometimes every other day, and they urinate maybe twice a day.
Whenever they need to ! There is no set number of times a day !
The average is three times a day as puppy's need to be fed three times a day. But as they get older they should only have food two times a day.
You should defecate ("poo") at least once a day, but you should be eating 3 times a day to have a healthy maintained bowel. If you don't go for at least for a day or two, you should really go to the doctors or try a laxative. If you don't go for a week well then, there is usually something wrong. Go to a hospital if you can't reach a doctor like an after hours clinic.
8-12 times a day. But this level can change (for example more when excited)
once a day
On average, mares and geldings defecate six to eight times per day, but stallions and foals can double that frequency.
An ostrich is said to defecate about four times a day. On average, this can equal up to about half a gallon of feces each day. This is an estimate from ostrich farmers.
Zebras don't "go to the bathroom" that's a human thing. Zebras urinate or defecate probably 5 to 10 times a day, and urinate and defecate just like any animal, mammal or horse would.
No, bunnies are fine being fed once a day, although you should replace their water regularly.