American Veterinary Medical Association
AVMA Executive Board Issues Policy to Boost States' Authority to Control Quality of Veterinary Care
Published in Law and Health Weekly, December 15th, 2007
The new AVMA policy states that: "State governments, rather than local governments, are the appropriate entities to regulate the practice of veterinary medicine, including allowing or restricting specific procedures." It is, in part, a response to the June 2007 decision of the California Court of Appeals to allow the City of West Hollywood to pass a declawing ban not authorized by the California Veterinary Medical...
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