Frogs are amphibians. They usually live in water and land. Frog urine is mainly composed of water, urea and inorganic salts. These ingredients are non-toxic to humans and other animals.

However, although frog urine itself is not toxic, it may contain pathogens such as bacteria and parasites, which may affect human health if it is directly contacted or improperly treated. Therefore, when dealing with the urine of frogs or other animals, it is best to wear gloves and masks to avoid direct contact.