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What liability does the vet have if the owner does not comply with the program?

Ali
Updated December 16, 2021 20:13

The liability of the vet would be if there was negligence or false representation when enrolling the animal or failure to perform the duties in doing such (ie - being sure the owner can obtain a temperature on the horse).

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