How do pigs urinate?

Answer 1

Pigs are the most cleanest animals because they keep their food away from their sleep place & b-rooms.

- they're always around mods, it prob looks dirty to you but they actually do it to keep themself clean. Its a like their taken a bath

Answer 2

Pigs urinate by releasing urine from their bladder through their urethra and out of their body. They typically urinate in a squatting position, similar to how they defecate. Female pigs have a separate opening for urination and reproduction, while male pigs have a common opening called the urogenital opening.

Answer 3

Pig poop, is also a noun, by those of us who have walked in it, washed it off our boots, and never been able get away from its distinct and unforgetable smell.

Pig S*** in the venacular and informal speech.

(I got a 50 year high school graduation class reunion comming up; one of the people spent his youth on a hog farm; he became an IT person and has never stopped talking about pig s***; every time we've had a class reunion over the last 50 years he has talked about getting away from the hog farm and the pig manure).

Pigs poop (a really childish way to talk about the pig's waste disposal processes) the same way as other mammals.

Mammmals, unlike birds and other reptiles, have separate systems for removing solid and liquid waste products from their bodies. 'Poop'* is solid waste (urine is the fluid waste). The solid waste disposal system extracts nutrients and recovers the water used in the processing and then eleminates the waste at the end of the water recovery process. The results contains both the by-products of nutrient breakdown, and additional substances which are no longer useful to the body.

The pigs digestive system is a lot like the human beings.

In the reptile and the bird, a close cousin, both soild and fluid proceed through out the same system. The single organ is called the cloaca, after the famous open sewer in ancient Rome.

*pig manure is a better description; feces is generally reserved for human mammals.

Answer 4

Well, according to Einstein's fifth folio on the popular and sophisticated inquiry on the subject of "pigs' oinks," their gladular glands (located near the kdneys) release a seratonin -type substance. This causes a sound similar to the snort which alert predators to stay away. Oinking also keeps them from sweating (it is a well-known fact that pigs do not sweat).

Answer 5

AnswerI Bathe Mine Myself Get A Large Bowl Of Warm Water A Inch High And Wet Guinea Pig (Avoid Eyes,Mouth And Ears) Then Rub In Special Guinea Pig Shampoo That Can Be Bought At Most Pet Shops Or Use Baby Shampoo Thn Rinse Throughly. Dry Immidiatly (Usin Towel Just Rub Gently) To Avoid Pheniomia. TIP Best To Do This In A Warm Place NOT OUTSIDE And Make Sure He/She Is Absouutly Dry Before You Place Thm In The Cage Thanks Hope I Have Helped Alot

Answer 6

with a hose pipe and some pig soap from pet shops

Answer 7

yes but you do need to bath them every 3 weeks with special guinea pig shampoo which you can buy from a pet shop

Answer 8

pigs do not sweat but they roll in the nudd to keep them cool

Answer 9

Pigs urinate the same way humans do. Urine comes from their bladder and flows out the urethra to be eliminated from the body.

Answer 10

Pigs are very clean animals despite their reputation. They choose a spot away from their food and beds and that is where they go. I had a pot belly pig and he had one spot.