Veterinarian Charged With Animal Cruelty

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NMR - 31 Dec 2005 06:55 GMT

This person should be flogged

http://www.local6.com/news/5736685/detail.html?treets=orlpn&tid=2653055048813&tm
l=orlpn_8pm&tmi=orlpn_8pm_1_07000112302005&ts=H

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mlabofski@yahoo.co.uk - 31 Dec 2005 12:47 GMT

Or struck off and not allowed to practice, at least. I hope his
customers boycott him, hit him where it hurts, in the wallet. Human
doctors can be struck off, I wonder if vets can?

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Christina Websell - 31 Dec 2005 13:38 GMT

> Or struck off and not allowed to practice, at least. I hope his
> customers boycott him, hit him where it hurts, in the wallet. Human
> doctors can be struck off, I wonder if vets can?

They can here in the UK, I don't know about elsewhere.

Tweed

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 31 Dec 2005 21:45 GMT

>>Or struck off and not allowed to practice, at least. I hope his
>>customers boycott him, hit him where it hurts, in the wallet. Human
>>doctors can be struck off, I wonder if vets can?
>
> They can here in the UK, I don't know about elsewhere.

They can certainly be kicked out of any professional
societies they belong to, here in the U.S. - That's one
reason to look for the "AAHA" decal in the window when
you're looking for a new vet.

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William Hamblen - 31 Dec 2005 22:38 GMT

>They can certainly be kicked out of any professional
>societies they belong to, here in the U.S. - That's one
>reason to look for the "AAHA" decal in the window when
>you're looking for a new vet.

Every state requires veterinarians to be licensed in order to
practice. The state veterinary medicine licensing board can revoke
licenses.

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