Florida S1004 amends pet sale regulations, ensuring consumer rights and dealer responsibilities.
Florida S1004 amends the sale of dogs and cats by pet dealers, enhancing consumer protections. It mandates that consumers have the right to return or exchange an animal if a licensed veterinarian certifies it unfit for purchase within 14 days or within a year if misrepresented. Consumers can choose between a refund, an exchange, or retaining the animal with reimbursement for veterinary costs. The bill also requires pet dealers to disclose all financing terms before sale, maintain medical records for seven years, and terminate financing agreements if the sale is voided.
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