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Breed-specific ear trimming, more accurately called ear cropping, is a surgical procedure in which a portion of a dog’s external ear (pinna) is removed to create an upright appearance. While it remains a topic of debate, it continues to be routinely performed in certain breeds for historical, functional, and breed-standard reasons. As veterinarians, it’s important to understand both the origins of the practice and why, if pursued, it must always be performed professionally and ethically.
Pet Emergencies and What to do if your Pet is having an Emergency
We frequently are asked how often should you bring your dog or pet to the Vet and we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about that.