Sentences with phrase «poor animal feed»

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It began in an animal feeding trough in a backwoods town of a tiny, poor, insignificant country.

Barley was fed to animals by the prosperous, but the poor used it to make their bread.

Food webs in these oxygen - poor environments are simple, and the animals feed directly on microbes.

The «Jell - o» gelatin you can buy in stores is packed with sugar or chemical sugar substitutes, along with gelatin from conventional animals fed a poor diet.

Regarding raw vs pasteurized milk, people are more likely to get sick from pasteurized milk, because mass factory farms are generally dirtier operations with animals that are in poorer health than grass - fed raw milk farms.

These animals often get very sick from the poor diet they are fed and have to be given antibiotics and other drugs because of this, and these drugs pass onto us.

At the very least, most people are consuming far too much poor - quality protein, such as beef and animal products from livestock raised in confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs).

Your passion can range in anything from animal rights, adoption advocacy, support for breast cancer awareness, feeding the poor, curing AIDS, reducing homelessness, and the list could go on.

They have absolutely no control over where they came from or if they will live or die and did NOTHING to deserve any of it, I understand over crowding in shelters is a huge issue but doesn \» t it make since that rather than pay BIG many for a specific breed of animal humans should pay that money to adopt an animal which would go to the shelters to either enlarge the facility or build more, paying for feeding and upkeep of this poor babies until they find a loving home.

It's estimated that the cattle industry loses about $ 3 billion each year in lost weight gains, poor feed conversion and increased disease because of internal parasites.1 With the financial impact and animal welfare concerns on cattle operations, it is important for producers to understand parasite control, as well as the misconceptions about parasite control.

Animals fed diets deficient in fat can develop poor coats, skin problems and neurological disease.

Affected animals develop small bowel diarrhea, weight loss, and poor condition after being fed a diet that includes gluten, a protein substance found in some grains, including wheat, barley, rye, and triticale; whether oats are contraindicated is debatable.

Tragically though, the obese Labrador is probably going to suffer just as many, if not more health problems than the skinny, under fed dog and it's just as likely that his misguided owner is sending the poor animal to an early grave.

This bill was put into place to ensure that ALL breeders give only the minimal amount of care to these poor animals, ensure these dogs are fed, given water, given a vet check once a year and are not treated cruelly!!

Similar to puppy mill dogs, these animals live in small, filthy cages with little or no protection from extreme weather, are fed poor diets, denied exercise, companionship and veterinary care, and never get the chance to feel the ground beneath their feet.

While mainstream («awful») pet foods are not the best they do serve a purpose in a society that tosses pets away like trash, dumps them at animal shelters and are too lazy to get them spayed and neutered, they are the cheap foods feed the poor animals that languish by the millions in shelters all over the country.

The vast majority of GMO crops are used to feed herbivorous animals, not to provide staple food to poor people.

Oh, I don't know about animals being treated badly in Haiti (vs. anywhere else in the world), but I do know it's the poorest country in the western hemisphere, so unfortunately most folks have to worry too much about feeding and taking care of themselves and their families to be able to feed / take care of a pet.