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Oklahoma vet board reverses rules for equine teeth floating

June 1, 2011

Oklahoma City, Okla. — New rules that passed last August to allow lay persons in Oklahoma to float horses' teeth have been reversed by the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.

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Rinderpest officially wiped off the face of the earth, veterinary officials report

May 28, 2011

Paris -- Veterinarians with the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) report that the cattle disease rinderpest has been completely eradicated from live animal populations.

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Salmonella contamination nets new pet treat recall, FDA reports

May 18, 2011

Salmonella contamination forced a Boss Pet Products, Inc. recall on pig ear treats for dogs.

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AVMA works to quash Rx bill

May 10, 2011

Legislation targets sales of prescription medications by DVMs.

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Prop B repealed in Missouri, replaced with "compromise" bill

May 4, 2011

Jefferson City, Mo. -- A new law has been signed by Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon that replaces the highly controversial Proposition B, last fall's ballot issue aimed at ending puppy mills.

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Arkansas lawmakers consider big changes to veterinary practice act

May 1, 2011

Little Rock, Ark. — Arkansas lawmakers are considering multiple exemptions that would officially allow non-DVMs to perform procedures like castration and dehorning of agricultural animals.

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Colorado seeks VCPR exemption for drug dispensing

May 1, 2011

Denver — Veterinarians who help a colleague provide a needed medication to a patient will be exempt from any disciplinary action if a new Senate bill is passed.

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Veterinarians may have to provide new information to clients

May 1, 2011

Harrisburg, Pa. — Veterinarians in Pennsylvania may be required to provide pet owners better documentation about medication usage, dosages and contraindications if drugs are administered outside the veterinary hospital.

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Bill would award veterinary expenses to pet owners following dog attacks

May 1, 2011

Hartford, Conn. — Connecticut lawmakers are eyeing legislation that would compensate owners of animals that are killed or maimed by other dogs.

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