OK HB3202

Amends the Oklahoma Veterinary Practice Act to add a definition for "teeth floating" as removal of enamel points and smoothing of dental arcades in equine and farm animals, excluding canines and felines.

Requires the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners to certify nonveterinary equine dental care providers who complete at least 80 hours of training in equine dentistry or obtain equivalent certification from approved organizations.

Mandates four (4) hours of continuing education annually for teeth floaters' certification renewal through approved courses from specified organizations.

Allows veterinarians to assemble prescription drugs (excluding controlled substances) for equine dental procedures when a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship exists; owner or agent may pick up and deliver drugs to equine owner.

Requires complaints about teeth floaters to be filed with the State Veterinarian through the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry; adds requirement that Board appointments include one equine practitioner and one large animal practitioner among five veterinary members.