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In 1963 compulsory maths testing was brought in for all domestic breeds of cat in the UK and many other educationally advanced countries. Japan have taken this radical idea a step further by insisting that ALL domestic pets are compulsorily home schooled until the age of three. This has resulted in many human jobs being taken over by the likes of dogs who will work for as little as half a Bonio an hour.
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When did animal testing change?
Animal testing constantly changes. It is closely regulated in many countries.
How many lives are saved by animal testing a year?
millions of lives are saved by animal testing
What is the difference between animal testing and third world debt?
the differance is that animal testing is about testing animals on medicines and products. but the Third World Debt is about the loans that a country gets from other countires. For example some countries which are in the third world debt are Bolivia, Somalia, Aghanistan, Cameroon, Ghana, Zambia and many,many more.
What is the befits of animal testing?
Many people argue that the wonderful gift of medicine wouldn't be here without the help of animal testing, however some people are asking for animal testing to be banned, because of how many die from it.
How many animal babies are deformed due to animal testing?
87.5%
What countries do not allow animal testing?
which country has made animal testing illegal?well the answer is: UK we don't alow it in UK but companies have been very clever and tested their products abroud then sent them over to UK.if you are very passionate about animals what do you think about this? they will ot listen but many animals are harmed by going through with this and it wasn't even the animals's faltes. is it their falte they can't talk English or German or etc. parrots are exeptional(they copy you ) but we the people have to speak for them- for those who can not talk. because they need our help. now lets all pul in and help them.the rest of the EU wil join the UK in illegalness next year so that's good(2009) but i think that there still will be illegallness people who wil not take no for an answer. but together we can stop this from happening to our friends in cages.to animals. we love you! by neira(14)H2O is what we are. so help because water helped us
What is scientific animal testing testing for?
Everything. Without animal testing certain products, materials, and medications would have to be tested on humans. Many people don't realize that animal testing has the biggest part in the medical field. Without animal testing you would not have basic antibiotics that you get from your doctor.
How many cats are killed each year by animal testing?
In 2000, around 25,500 cats were killed from animal testing.
Do animal testing organizations protest violently?
Yes, Many animal testing organisations protest violently to get the point across
Are animals bred specifically for animal testing?
Unfortunately, yes. In a lot of countries, animal testing is illegal/banned but in many countries it is still carried on :( World Peace charities are trying to make it banned by 2015, which, although is quite a way away, it will eventually be stopped :)
Do they take the animals out of there habitat for animal testing?
Many are, but it depends on what type of animal it may be.
Where are some of the animal testing labs?
Pretty much anywhere that needs products or compounds tested. Universities have animal testing for a variety of purposes, to evaluate the effect of nutritional and behaviorial protocols, along with potential drug testing. Also universities have animal-testing to develop genetic modification protocols. Corporations also conduct animal testing. Drug companies have to prove that their drugs are safe on animals before the FDA will allow them to test the drugs on humans. Cosmetics companies also have labs to test the amount of irritation and toxicity of their products. Pet food companies also conduct testing to determine the best formulas for animal food products. While cosmetics companies have come under fire for the amount of suffering inflicted on animals for the testing of products which seem to have minimal health risks or benefits to people, remember that the majority of animal testing puts animals in no more pain and suffering than if they were raised for food. Laboratory animals are typically euthanized at the end of their productive lifespans, usually by carbon dioxide gas or injection, much as you would put down a pet.
