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I don’t disagreed with that. I’m just saying the people that work at factory farms and other sorts of large production farms don’t go and check up on all their chickens and routinely euthanize any that are suffering. So, even though they are slaughtered at two years of age, it doesn’t really...

I guess I was wrong if it’s technically called euthanasia. What I meant is that slaughterhouses don’t kill the spent hens to stop them from suffering- they do it because they’re no longer profitable.

Yes, they slaughter them, but that’s not the same as euthanasia. I imagine chickens kept in dirty, crowded conditions without assess to sunlight would sustain many more injuries, develop more sicknesses, and have more health problems than even the most neglected “rescue farm” chickens. Not that...

If you didn’t already know, normal egg production farms also never euthanize.

Who?

Though “no kill” farms are a nice thought, those hens are still bought as sexed pullets, meaning that the sexed cockerels were killed as chicks.