A veterinarian examines a dog in downtown San Diego. Photo by Chris Stone The San Diego Humane Society on Thursday urged Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign an Assembly bill into law that would allow veterinarians to conduct tele-health visits. In California, a number of counties have low access to veterinary care and the statewide accessibility score is 47 out of 100, according to the Veterinary Care Accessibility Project. Additionally, a study from Banfield Pet Hospital estimates that 75 million pets in the U.S. could be without veterinary care by 2030 if approaches to care are not updated. “We urge Gov. Newsom to sign AB 1399 for its countless benefits to pet owners and shelters across th
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