Why We Shouldn T Animal Testing Be Banned

Many people believe that animal testing should be banned, but should it really be banned? There are many pros and cons to animal testing, including medical breakthroughs and animals being put through pain and suffering. This debate will be discussing all of the pros and cons, to come to a final conclusion to determine whether animal testing should or should not be banned.
Animal experimenters experiment on animals because they believe the animals will react to products just like a human. There are millions of animals being used for testing each year. These animals are bred, caged and locked up in laboratories where they are just waiting to be used for an experiment. Animals are used to develop medical treatments, cosmetic products and make up, the animals are used to determine whether a product is toxic to skin or organs, the animals are also used to test the safety of products. Animal testing has been practiced since 500
These companies spend thousands of dollars for these animals to be poisoned, burnt and killed.
Some of the chemicals tested on the animals are cosmetics, cleaning products, drugs, pesticides and foods. These chemicals can cause painful eye and skin reactions, but the scientists won’t give the animals any pain relief. Scientists don’t give the animal’s pain relief, as they fear the pain relief will affect the outcome of the chemicals being tested.
What most people don’t know is, when they donate to a medical charity it’s assisting to fund research involving animal testing and with this support, it has become a multi-billion dollar industry. Some schools and universities still use animals in practical lessons, which has nothing to do with most of the students’ career path, so the animals are been experimented on for no good