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Disbudding/dehorning

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Disbudding/dehorning

Good technique and appropriate anesthesia and analgesia are required for both disbudding and dehorning to optimise animal welfare.

An ingrowing horn
©Davide Simone

What is dehorning/disbudding?

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When should disbudding/dehorning take place?

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