OK HB2400

Creates the "Animal Massage and Acupressure Therapy Act" establishing certification requirements for individuals practicing animal massage and acupressure therapy in Oklahoma.

Requires certified practitioners to complete a 300-hour training program approved by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry, covering techniques, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, animal behavior, and business practices.

Mandates practitioners pass national certification exams (National Board of Certification for Animal Acupressure and Massage) and a state jurisprudence exam; practitioners cannot diagnose, treat diseases, perform surgery, or use needles.

Requires practitioners to provide written client information forms disclosing qualifications and scope of practice limitations, maintain separate animal records for three years, and obtain liability insurance.

Establishes certification fees ranging from $150-$200 for initial certification and $150 for annual renewal, with application and credential services fees; effective November 1, 2012.