LAC 46:LXXXV.1057. Advertising

A. Advertising—newspaper, magazine, and periodical announcements and listings, radio and television; professional cards; professional announcement cards; office and other signs; letterheads; telephone listings; any electronic communications; and any other form of communication designed to inform the general public about the availability, nature, or prices of products or services or to attract clients. B. Solicitation—advertising intentionally directed to specific individuals. C. A veterinarian shall not, on behalf of himself, his partner, his associate, or any other veterinarian: 1. seek to attract clients as a private practitioner by any form of solicitation through the exertion of undue influence; or 2. communicate with any nonclient who has given the veterinarian notice that he does not want to receive communications from the veterinarian; or 3. use or participate in the use of any form of advertising or solicitation which contains a false, deceptive, or misleading statement or claim. 4. use any client details or photos in social media posts without client permission.