Immersion cage dipping sheep to remove lice. | Machine Pix

CRUEL TO BE KIND Sheep Dipping. It looks cruel but it is an essential job, once a year, to keep your flock healthy and free from parasites. This system with Neil Fell is the easiest way I've ever dipped sheep and it minimises stress on the sheep and the farmer. I explain the full process including the costs of getting N R Fell Mobile Sheep Dipping in for the day, in my latest YouTube video. IF YOU CAN, DIP. 😁 | The Sheep Game

Sheep dipping is a method used in the wool industry to remove parasites like lice and ticks. It involves fully submerging sheep in a chemical pesticide bath for around 15 seconds. Though effective, the process looks harsh and uncomfortable for the animals. The sheep are forced underwater in a toxic solution, raising serious concerns about animal welfare. This behind-the-scenes look reminds us of the hidden struggles animals face in various industries. DM FOR CREDITS OR REMOVAL. NO COPYRIGHT INFR