The bill amends the Oklahoma Veterinary Practice Act by introducing new definitions and terms related to veterinary practices, specifically focusing on Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) and Alternative Animal Therapy. It establishes a certification process for practitioners of PEMF, which includes a $200 application fee and requirements such as endorsement from a licensed veterinarian and proof of liability malpractice coverage. Additionally, certified individuals must complete four hours of continuing education annually to maintain their certification. The bill also clarifies allowable conduct under the Act, ensuring that certified individuals can engage in nonveterinary reproductive services.

Furthermore, the bill adds new terms like "Medical Records," "Relief Veterinarian," and "Herd Health Plan" to enhance clarity and operational standards within the veterinary field. It amends Section 698.12 to ensure that various acts of animal husbandry and care are not prohibited, thereby modernizing the veterinary practice framework to accommodate new therapies and uphold updated standards of care and documentation. The new provisions are set to take effect on November 1, 2026.