CA AB3201

Defines "large corporation" as any for-profit corporation owning more than 60 veterinary premises in California and requires such corporations to publicly display and post online their rates for specialized and traditional veterinary care

Mandates large corporations disclose the percentage of customer payments allocated to profits, facility maintenance, staffing, direct patient care, and taxes in an easily readable format on premises and websites

Requires large corporations to notify customers of any price increase exceeding 5% in a calendar year, including the amount and reason for the change

Prohibits large corporations from purchasing additional veterinary premises without prior review and approval from the Veterinary Medical Board, which must consider competitive effects and consumer pricing impacts

Requires the Veterinary Medical Board to conduct a full audit and review of a large corporation's licenses if the corporation receives more than 100 complaints and health and safety citations combined in a calendar year