Arkansas
Animal Chiropractic Laws
Arkansas | Animal Chiropractic Summary
In general, animal chiropractors must have completed a course that is approved by the AVCA. An animal chiropractor must maintain an active AVCA certification to be able to practice. No supervision is required.
Quick links:
Arkansas Animal Chiropractic Rule (outside link) Vet Board Law website (link to individual sections are not working, hence other link provided)
Arkansas Board of Chiropractic Examiners (Scroll down to Rules -> 007.33.8-2-E E. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES -> 7. Animal Chiropractic)
Laws
Under Veterinary board:
Title 17 – PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS, AND BUSINESSES (§§ 17-1-101 — 17-107-311)
Subtitle 3 – MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (§§ 17-80-101 — 17-107-311)
Chapter 101 – VETERINARIANS AND ANIMAL TECHNICIANS (§§ 17-101-101 — 17-101-320)
Subchapter 3 – LICENSING (§§ 17-101-301 — 17-101-320)
Section 17-101-307 – License required – Exemptions
(a) No person may practice veterinary medicine in this state who is not a licensed veterinarian or the holder of a valid temporary permit issued by the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission.
(b) This chapter shall not be construed to prohibit:
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(10) A chiropractor licensed in this state and certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association or the equivalent thereof from performing chiropractic upon animals;
Link: https://mip.agri.arkansas.gov/VetLicensingPortal/Guest/Home/Laws
Under Chiropractic Board
Any chiropractor licensed in this state and certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association may perform chiropractic upon animals according to Ark. Code Ann. § 17-101-307
007.33.20 Ark. Code R. 002
Certification Requirements
Scope of Practice
Continuing Education reqirements
Must maintain your AVCA certification, so your CE must meet the AVCA’s requirement