Persuasive Essay: The Influence Of Animal Testing On Animals

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Millions of mice and rats die in a lab each year, but if we didn't do this YOU might be next! Do you know someone with cancer, well that one rat or mouse might save their life. Animals should be tested in labs to find medicines or treatments that may cure cancer and save lives. Rabbits also help to find non toxic makeup. One, animals have similar genes as us and some animals are overpowering the ecosystem, for example mice and rats. Second, would like to put harmful medicine in your body. Third, this may save MILLIONS of people. Animals have similar genes and are overpowering the Earth's ecosystems. From “The case for animal experimentation” it states “Animals, having the moral status of a human, believers in animal experimentation support the ideas that animals can be tested on because they are not as valuable or important as testing on humans.” I other words, Humans run our …show more content…
From the text “Animal Testing” PETA states that rats and mice are given cancerous tumors and then scientist try to cure it with treatments and medicine. Thanks to mice or rats cancer maybe a curable disease.

Imagine your eyes swollen the size of golf balls because the makeup product you used that morning was toxic due to failing inspections. Well if the company used animal testing then that would have been caught. Also from “Animal Testing” states “ Rabbit's eyes are monitored and measured for redness, cloudiness, and blindness. These rabbits could have saved your life.

Do you want to save millions of people's lives? Then support animal testing! “Animals allow us to test possible life-saving medicines and treatments before it is safe to use on humans.” UCLA students point out to people that animals make great contributions to the human health. Scientists say it is easier to study the life of an animal's life because their life cycle is
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