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They aren't practicing.  They are control vets.  The treatment vets 
need to be licensed.  California law, according to the vet board, is 
that if a control vet who isn't licensed has to treat in an emergency, 
they can do so under the (telephonic) guidance of a licensed vet.

Lynne

On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 06:32 PM, Stephanie E Caldwell wrote:

> > > 5)  All AERC vets most hold a license.  It doesn't have to be a 
> > > license
> in a state where the ride is held, but, it does have to be a license 
> in one
> of the 50 available.  No unlicensed vets at any AERC rides.
>
> I'm not sure in other states, but here in North Carolina it seems that 
> would
> be against the law for an unlicensed vet to practice. Isn't that a big
> liability for AERC?
>
> Steph


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