Science doesn’t show therapeutic benefits of cosmetic procedures
It isn’t often the AVMA is on the receiving end of kudos from the Humane Society of the United States. But there it was, in the Letters to the Editor section of the JAVMA (Feb. 1, 2009), a missive from the society’s veterinary component commending the AVMA for taking a stand against cosmetic ear cropping and tail docking of dogs.
“It is a strong statement in opposition to these procedures when performed for nontherapeutic purposes,” wrote Dr. Barbara Hodges on behalf of the Humane Society VMA.
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