Milk comes from a cow. Cows are exploited to take their milk, which is intended for their calves. Cows are forcibly impregnated time and time again to keep them producing milk. Their calves are dragged off at birth. The male calves are sent to slaughter as veal. A few are kept around to be molested for their sperm, then eventually slaughtered.
Female dairy cows too, are repeatedly impregnated, often to the point when they’re lame after repeated births. They eventually dry up, and are sent to be slaughter and turned into various products like cat and dog food, glue, and gelatin. This happens around 4-5 years of age, when the age of a wild cow can be up to 20 years.
Even if you personally own a cow for making milk and cheese, you still have to do many of these things to produce the milk to make cheese.
Cheese can be made from non-animal sources and the results can be quite delicious, if not better than dairy products in some cases. And without the hormones and pus in cow’s milk.
Milk comes from a cow. Cows are exploited to take their milk, which is intended for their calves. Cows are forcibly impregnated time and time again to keep them producing milk. Their calves are dragged off at birth. The male calves are sent to slaughter as veal. A few are kept around to be molested for their sperm, then eventually slaughtered.
Female dairy cows too, are repeatedly impregnated, often to the point when they’re lame after repeated births. They eventually dry up, and are sent to be slaughter and turned into various products like cat and dog food, glue, and gelatin. This happens around 4-5 years of age, when the age of a wild cow can be up to 20 years.
Even if you personally own a cow for making milk and cheese, you still have to do many of these things to produce the milk to make cheese.
Cheese can be made from non-animal sources and the results can be quite delicious, if not better than dairy products in some cases. And without the hormones and pus in cow’s milk.