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Special powers of the Board.  \n(2) Inspect any boarding kennels, hospitals, clinics, mobile units, or other facilities used by any practicing veterinarian, either by a member of the Board or its authorized representatives, for the purpose of reporting the results of the inspection to the Board on a form prescribed by the Board and seeking disciplinary action for violations of health, sanitary, and medical waste disposal rules of the Board that affect the practice of veterinary medicine or the operation of a boarding kennel, or violations of rules of any county, state, or federal department or agency having jurisdiction in these areas of health, sanitation, and medical waste disposal that relate to or affect the practice of veterinary medicine or the operation of a boarding kennel.  \nThe Inspection Program  \nThe Board has three types of inspections: routine, serious and complaintinitiated.  \nRoutine inspections are conducted every two years and for the following reasons:  \n􀂄 New practice facility: Inspection is conducted prior to seeing clients with a oneyear follow-up inspection. After the one-year follow-up, the facility is placed on a two-year routine inspection schedule.  \n􀂄 Renovation: The Board must be notified on Form FP-05 prior to the renovations being started to determine if an inspection is needed prior to the utilization of the renovated area. The facility will continue on a two-year inspection schedule.  \n􀂄 Moving: The Board must be notified on Form FP-05 prior to the move, and an inspection must be conducted at the new location prior to seeing clients. After the one-year follow-up, the facility is placed on a two-year routine inspection schedule.  \n􀂄 Transfer of ownership: The Board must be notified on Form FP-02 at least 20 days prior to the ownership change. An announced inspection is conducted within 90 days after the change of ownership with a one-year follow-up inspection before the facility is placed on a two-year routine inspection schedule.  \nAny violations cited during a routine inspection must be corrected and proof of the corrections must be submitted to the Board within 4 weeks. Some violations cited may require correction prior to seeing clients.  \nSerious inspections are a result of serious violations being cited during a routine inspection. 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