Chiropractors: animal chiropractic practitioners.

California SB687 aimed to create regulations for chiropractors who specialize in animal chiropractic care. The bill sought to establish a framework within the state's Business and Professions Code to ensure that these practitioners meet specific standards. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.

Supporters of SB687 would argue that this legislation was an important step towards legitimizing animal chiropractic care in California. By establishing clear guidelines and standards, the bill would have helped ensure that animals receive safe and effective treatments from qualified practitioners, benefiting both pets and their owners.

Critics of SB687 might contend that the bill represented unnecessary regulation that could limit access to alternative therapies for animals. They could argue that the existing veterinary care framework is sufficient and that additional regulations could create barriers for practitioners and pet owners seeking diverse treatment options.