Dairy cows are subjected to intensive breeding and milking practices that stress their bodies. On average, a dairy cow produces four times more milk than cows did 70 years ago, leading to severe health issues such as mastitis, lameness, and infertility. 💔 When a dairy cow can no longer produce milk at profitable levels, she is deemed "spent" and is typically sold for beef - typically after only four to six years. In a natural setting, cows can live for 15 to 20 years. 😞 The treatment of dairy

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