Normal day at the slaughterhouse?

Question

what is the normal procedure at the slaughterhouse? Is their anything that can't be done to these animal do they have any rights if so what are they? what are lab animals rights? I know that a girl(forgot her name) who invented a gate that makes it a more "pleasant experience going to the slaughtehouse" what percentage of america uses this fence? if you can answer any questions please.. do

Answer 1

A couple of days ago I read in "vegan & vegetarian" or "health"(You might still find it)a description of a woman that lives over a road to a chicken farm.She sees there strongly overcrowded cages,filled with chickens,which are lighted 24 hours a day non stop.She says this is to make them reproduce and lay eggs as actively as possible and take out of them all they can no matter what are the costs to their healths.She sees it all the time.My father was in a money making business with a businesswoman that held a chicken farm herself,and he was for a bit helping her to transport "the production"(he quitted after one job for her only after seeing "the work"),even as she payed well and he would do it on.Noone there even considered any thoughts about adherring to animal rights of those chicken,money dictating everything."The production"was carnaged remains of poor chickens.He described to me "the business" of hers,which included quick production of eggs and paultry,using even cut off heads and their other less claimed by buyers chicken remains into yet more money extraction out of the business.He told me of blood stains all over his business van and harsh smell,emanating from it after he helped her transport some chicken heads once,after this he left the further cooperation with the lady.Rights of animals where all to far from her head,unlike from the heads of those chicks.It was money making on any expence.But such stories they only tell You rarely,don't they?But such IS the truth about it.They always did this and will anyway,nice villas to be bought on the earned money are overshadowing any thoughts about chicks' righs all too much.Most everyone would behave the same on her place,may be even You,so take it easy for Yourself at least

Answer 2

depends. what are we slaughtering?

This is what I learned at my butchery class(yes i do have a butchery class)

Chicken

1. slit the throat of the chicken.(they still move though)

2. hang them for a couple of minutes to drip all the blood and stop the moving.

3. dip in boiling water to remove feathers

4. there are these 2 rolling brushes where the chicken passes in between that removes the feathers

5.hang again.

I think it's the same with beef and pork, but they slit the stomach too so that the blood drips and they would be able to get the organs.

In my butchery class we had to kill a catfish by wrapping them in towel alive and then cracking the head, my chef said that iot was the fastest way to kill em, i was so scared i asked if i could just hit the head and he asid "animal rights)

i also heard that the smell in a slaughterhouse is just bad.

muslims have a lot of animal rules, like they can't eat animals that have been killed with electrecution or suffocation (except fish i think) and a lot more.

Answer 3

They all suffer and die uneccesarily. Money, food, psuedo-science, entertainment... these are all poor excuses for treating another living being so horrifically.

The vast majority of the population don't recognise this, and animals don't have any rights that are protected by law. Of course, they do *have* rights, rights are things which exist in the absence of anyone to deny or acknowledge them. They're not to be granted or taken away, but recognised and respect or otherwise denied. There are animal welfare laws which slightly improve conditions for exploited animals and make people feel a lot better about harming them for their own needs, but really they aren't recognised as right-bearers. Maybe one day.

Answer 4

To see actual footage of what happens in slaughterhouses you could watch PETA's video "Meet your Meat".   Or you could always ask to vist your friendly local slaughterhouse, I'm sure they'd have no problem with that - lol!