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Confirming what animal rights activists long suspected, a
U.S. study recently
concluded that porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED), the infectious disease that has
claimed the lives of over 8 million piglets in the U.S. alone, can indeed be
transmitted through animal feed that has been sprayed with dried pig’s blood.
In fact, even minute traces of the feed, such as dust, can spread the disease.
It seems common sense that feeding blood from pigs who died
from unknown causes to other pigs could have disastrous consequences, but in
the livestock industry’s never-ending quest to cut corners and costs, the
practice took off.
Thankfully, you can avoid eating animals who have been fed
dead animal bits by adopting a healthy and humane plant-based diet. To learn
more, go to ChooseVeg.ca.
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