What is the process of removing the horns of cattle called?

Explanation

Cattle management includes several procedures to keep animals safe and healthy. One common procedure involves removing the horns. This helps prevent injuries to other animals and to people who work with cattle.

Dehorning is the process of removing cattle horns. Farmers do this when cattle are young. Without horns, cattle cannot hurt each other or the people caring for them. This makes handling cattle easier and safer on the farm.

Castration is removing reproductive organs from male animals. Dipping means putting animals in a chemical bath to kill parasites. Mating is when animals breed. None of these involve removing horns.