Animal Testing

Question 1

For: many medical treatments a and procedures have been developed from experiments on animals, a total ban on the use of animals will prevent a great deal of basic medical research and the possible production of certain vaccines.
For life-saving research
To treat human disease
Legislation in most countries set standards for animal testing and laboratories have guidelines to prevent cruelty.

Answer 1

Against: Animal rights campaigners argue that animals have the right to live their own lives peacefully.
Many experiments cause discomfort, suffering, harm pain and death.
The results are not applicable to humans. The profound differences in anatomy, physiology between humans and animals make animals poor models for humans and so is cruel, inhumane, unethical.
there are other alternatives to using animals in medical experiments. Computer simulation can be used to observe the results of drugs on the animals.

Question 2

Animal Law
Animal rights
Animal research
Animal issues
Animal experimentation

Answer 2

Mistreat
Endangered species
Distress
Ethics
Laboratory regulations

Question 3

Illegal and improper behaviour with animals

Answer 3

Veterinary Malpractice

Question 4

Physical and mental needs of an animal

Answer 4

Animal welfare

Question 5

Animal neglect or animal abuse

Answer 5

Animal cruelty

Question 6

Animal rights activist

Answer 6

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Question 7

Laws that control the use of animals for testing

Answer 7

Animal testing regulations