The question of experimentation on animals has become a worldwide problem, which still has no clear solution leading many people to argue about this topic.
Since the development of such fields of scientific studies as pharmaceutical industry, the production of make-up and nicotine, various animals, in most cases rabbits, mice, guinea pigs, dogs and even sometimes cats, get tested on with the developed products, and undoubtedly, animals suffer from testing chemical elements on their skin, eyes and respiratory tracts. In most cases, animals die from chemical burns and poisoning. The rapid growth of animal mortality and eventual spread of the fact that animals are being grown specially and kept in inhuman conditions to be experimented on, caused humanity to protest against these forms of testing the chemical products for their safety. Nowadays, testing products on animals is partly forbidden in European countries, India, Asia, New Zealand and South Korea. Many companies mark their products as “cruelty-free” to demonstrate that the product has not been tested on animals at any stage of production.
However, it is still impossible to stop testing such products as medicine on animals due to its contribution to human lives. I believe that with such rapid development of technology as we have today, scientists will stop sacrificing animals’ lives to test products for safety.
In conclusion, I strongly believe that experimentation on animals must not be justified in any case, and with the rapid development of technology, humanity will be able to overcome this problem and millions of animals’ lives will be saved in the near future.