Do all Animals have periods?

[paul4wolves]

Well, Do they?

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yeh all females (obv) do but not often and not as much as humans do, don't think it's called 'periods' though and they stop it pretty easily, i dunno how or if it affects them having babies....why :/

[paul4wolves]

I just wondered because ive never seen a bleeding frog or bird or anything so I thought id consult you guys.

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my first pet was a female dog but she got spaid (sp?) and it stopped her from having them, i think all animals have them tho

[FlyingJesus]

Well non-mammals don't in the same way humans do because they don't ovulate the same way init

[Jordan:A]

I think my rabbit did, when i used to look in its food bowl it had blood in it and there was bits of blood in its bed

[Yoshimitsui]

Yeah they do! It's called 'Season'. I know that for dogs it is the only time they can get pregnant and can be protective, moody and is the same principal as what happens to girls.

[Juelz]

yea most likely the girls

[luce]

I just wondered because ive never seen a bleeding frog or bird or anything so I thought id consult you guys.

because birds aren't mamals unlike Humans so i gather all of us do but it depends how you concive your young like fish just reliese their eggs so they dnt need them. lucky imho

[leah]

omg I didn't actually know that girl animals had periods