TX SB2155

Requires all veterinary medical facilities in Texas to register with the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners by September 1, 2027, with each facility designating a licensed veterinarian as medical director who must co-sign the registration application

Expands the board's enforcement powers by authorizing the executive director to issue emergency orders, cease and desist orders, and subpoenas, and allows the board to order consumer refunds up to the amount paid for services as part of disciplinary actions

Establishes new confidentiality protections for complaints and investigations, making them exempt from public disclosure while allowing sharing with law enforcement, licensing entities, and peer assistance programs

Grants the board authority to conduct risk-based inspections prioritizing facilities with previous violations or controlled substance concerns, with the option to use videoconference technology instead of in-person inspections

Creates a deferred action option allowing the board to dismiss complaints if respondents successfully complete conditions imposed by the board, and mandates the board publish quarterly complaint data and license verification tools on its website