Since debeaking is an assembly floor operation for which time and. An excessively hot blade causes blisters in the mouth. A cold and or dull blade may cause the development of a fleshy, bulb-like growth on the end of the mandible. Incomplete severance causes tom tissue in the roof of the mouth. The bird's tongue must be held away from the blade.
Factory farming creates new diseases and health problems for the chicken.
One common condition is called CLF - or caged layer fatigue. According to Poultry Digest, birds with CLF withdraw minerals from their bones and muscles and eventually are unable to stand. These fatigued birds have brittle or broken bones. Caged production does not merely cause disease, it actually kills the birds. This adds up to a loss of 12 to 18 per cent of the original flock by the end of the first year in cages.