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automated battery cage

Do you have ever heard of something known an "battery hen farm"? It is a sad and a wretched way to many companies raise their chickens for their eggs. We will discuss how these battery cages are bad for the chickens, what inside their cages looks like, and why they are considered very bad for the animals. We will also be talking about how to improve things for chickens.

When chickens are placed into automated battery cages, they are placed into tightly coiled areas. At other times they’re with other chickens, but they don’t have a lot of space to get around. The cages are often piled up, one on top of the other, like shelves in a store. The chickens on the bottom shelves cannot see the sun and spend day after day confined to a cramped space. They cannot stroll or spread their wings due to how cramped they are. And that makes their lives highly uncomfortable and tragic.

How Automated Battery Cages Affect the Health of Chickens

Because battery cage chickens don't get enough room to move around, their muscles can degenerate. That is a significant long time for such a unit to be sitting for hours, resulting in wellbeing issues, such as leg issues, and osteoporosis in which the bones end up being to some degree week. The chickens are forced to live in their own filth, as an example, it is extremely unhygienic and makes them sick. Being near other chickens can also spread disease and disease can spread through all the friends like a cold. This means that when one chickens gets sick, a lot more could become sick as well, making it difficult for them to remain healthy.

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