Nevada AB71 excludes the subcutaneous implantation of an identification microchip into an animal from the practice of veterinary medicine.
Nevada AB71 amends the definition of the practice of veterinary medicine to exclude the subcutaneous implantation of an identification microchip into an animal. This change exempts individuals performing this specific task from being considered as practicing veterinary medicine. The bill clarifies that this activity is not part of diagnosing, treating, or advising on animal health conditions, which are the core activities of veterinary practice.
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