§ 20-196 Connecticut Board of Veterinary Medicine
§ 20-196a Fiscal and clerical assistance provided by Commissioner of Agriculture
§ 20-196b Board powers and duties
§ 20-196c Transfer of board personnel from Department of Consumer Protection to Department of Health Services
§ 20-197 License required. Practice defined. Veterinarian-client-patient relationship. Requirement
§ 20-198 Qualifications for examination. Approved schools. Denial of eligibility for licensure
§ 20-199 Examination. Fee
§ 20-200 Issuance of license or temporary permit to persons licensed to practice in another state or territory
§ 20-201 Renewal of license
§ 20-201a Continuing education: Definitions; contact hours; attestation; record-keeping; exemptions, waivers and extensions; reinstatement of void licenses
§ 20-202 Disciplinary action; grounds
§ 20-203 Appeal
§ 20-204 Charges against veterinarian
§ 20-204a Allegations of wrongdoing, investigation by department. Disclosure to complainant
§ 20-205 When provisions not applicable
§ 20-205a Disposition of abandoned animals
§ 20-205b Euthanization of cat or dog by licensed veterinarian. Exceptions. Penalty. Defense
§ 20-206 Penalty
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Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes > Chapter 384 - Veterinary Medicine

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