USDA Announces Changes to Improve Humane Handling of Veal Calves
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Yum, I love veal.
inyati13
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LCCattle":1qognizv said:
Thank you. I support humane treatment of cattle. Keep me informed.
Well then we are unanimous as I like veal also and I dislike people who treat animals inhumanely.
But you didn't think I would pass this one by without making a comment, did ya.
When I go out for dinner with guests, as I like veal, I get veal just to see what comments my guests have to say about veal so I can set them straight of all the misinformation they say.
I am probably the best sales rep for veal you can find, and I even offer to give them a bite of my meal.
The worst and most frequent complaint I hear about is the inhumane treatment they go through.
Now I can explain why they are taken from their mother at such an early age and why they need to be confined, but I can NOT explain away the many videos by PETA of you, the producers abusing your calves, and those taken after the calf leaves your farm and it is sickly and unable to walk.
So if you would like for me to continue to be a sales rep for your product, CLEAN UP YOUR ACT!
If you have a sickly calf, do NOT send it to market. Shoot it and dig a hole.
Or if you think a sickly calf is eatable, take it to your local processor, put it in your freezer and you eat it because I dam sure don't want to eat it.
If you send a sickly calf to market just for financial reasons: 1. your in the wrong business if that little amount of chump change will effect your bottom line. 2. if you are that desperate for money, have the calf processed and donate the meat to a shelter and use it as a tax write off.
So please stop making yourself your own worst sales rep.
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But you didn't think I would pass this one by without making a comment, did ya.
When I go out for dinner with guests, as I like veal, I get veal just to see what comments my guests have to say about veal so I can set them straight of all the misinformation they say.
I am probably the best sales rep for veal you can find, and I even offer to give them a bite of my meal.
The worst and most frequent complaint I hear about is the inhumane treatment they go through.
Now I can explain why they are taken from their mother at such an early age and why they need to be confined, but I can NOT explain away the many videos by PETA of you, the producers abusing your calves, and those taken after the calf leaves your farm and it is sickly and unable to walk.
So if you would like for me to continue to be a sales rep for your product, CLEAN UP YOUR ACT!
If you have a sickly calf, do NOT send it to market. Shoot it and dig a hole.
Or if you think a sickly calf is eatable, take it to your local processor, put it in your freezer and you eat it because I dam sure don't want to eat it.
If you send a sickly calf to market just for financial reasons: 1. your in the wrong business if that little amount of chump change will effect your bottom line. 2. if you are that desperate for money, have the calf processed and donate the meat to a shelter and use it as a tax write off.
So please stop making yourself your own worst sales rep.
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sim.-ang.king
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Veal calves are anemic and get chilled easily, so the whole "let them sit till they warm up" has nothing to do with them being sick from disease, nor is it a form of abuse. The one's that can't get up after being warmed, can't be used for human consumption, just like all slaughter animals.
So now they won't be able to use a lot of them just because they got a little cold.
So now they won't be able to use a lot of them just because they got a little cold.
Sim,
a·ne·mic
əˈnēmik/
adjective
adjective: anaemic; adjective: anemic
1. suffering from anemia.
synonyms:
colorless, bloodless, pale, pallid, wan, ashen, gray, sallow, pasty-faced, whey-faced, peaked, sickly, etiolated
"his anemic face"
lacking in color, spirit, or vitality.
synonyms:
feeble, weak, insipid, wishy-washy, vapid, bland; More
lame, tame, lackluster, spiritless, languid, lifeless, ineffective, ineffectual, etiolated;
informalpathetic
I've raised plenty of bottle babies from birth and they weren't anemic. ???
Why are they anemic ?
a·ne·mic
əˈnēmik/
adjective
adjective: anaemic; adjective: anemic
1. suffering from anemia.
synonyms:
colorless, bloodless, pale, pallid, wan, ashen, gray, sallow, pasty-faced, whey-faced, peaked, sickly, etiolated
"his anemic face"
lacking in color, spirit, or vitality.
synonyms:
feeble, weak, insipid, wishy-washy, vapid, bland; More
lame, tame, lackluster, spiritless, languid, lifeless, ineffective, ineffectual, etiolated;
informalpathetic
I've raised plenty of bottle babies from birth and they weren't anemic. ???
sim.-ang.king
Well-known member
Their diet doesn't contain higher levels of Iron like normal milk replacer does. So they are anemic to the point that they chill easy, but aren't sick. You said you eat veal, so you must of notice the white color.LCCattle":k9td9v6k said:
