Who is responsible for the licensing and regulation of veterinary practice in New Mexico?

The New Mexico Veterinary Medical Board is the regulatory body responsible for the licensing and regulation of veterinary practice in New Mexico. This board oversees the professional conduct and standards of veterinarians to ensure public safety and animal welfare. It establishes the requirements for obtaining and renewing veterinary licenses, including educational qualifications and examination criteria. Additionally, the board is tasked with addressing complaints against veterinarians and enforcing compliance with veterinary laws and regulations. This structure ensures that veterinary practices meet the necessary standards for the health and well-being of animals, as well as the community they serve.