Veterinary Practice Act

The Veterinary Practice Act is a set of laws that governs the practice of veterinary medicine. It establishes the qualifications required for veterinarians, outlines their responsibilities, and sets standards for animal care. This Act helps ensure that only qualified professionals can diagnose and treat animals, provides guidelines for the ethical treatment of animals, and protects public health by regulating veterinary practices. It also provides a framework for addressing complaints against veterinarians and ensuring compliance with professional standards. Overall, the Act aims to promote the welfare of animals and maintain high standards in veterinary care.